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**janeemljr** · 07-07-2012, 01:31 PM

But the water... that isnt making sense!

How does it not make sense? Furthermore, God created everything. If He wills it, he can flood the entire universe with water so what is the problem with having water outside of the universe? God willed the universe into existence from nothingness. To create something from nothing is more astonishing than water existing outside the universe, yet not even scientists can tell or even theorize about the cause of the universe except to claim that it existed eternally, which makes no logical sense as it defies causality, the basis of all rational thought.

A lot of stuff that scientists have observed makes no sense, which is the reason that even quantum physics seems to be on the way out, with even more theoretical models trying to accommodate for what has been seen around the universe, recently. For example, according to Einstein, nothing could travel faster than light but scientists have observed things that do travel faster than light. This was a severe blow to the theory of relativity.

But without even observing things and thinking about them, none of these things make sense in the absence of God. How did matter come into existence? What caused the change that made it expand? What gave matter its properties? Even the recently discovered Higgs field is something unexplainable. How did that come into being? We know it exists, but how did it come into existence? What gave the initial hydrogen atoms the ability to morph and increase their proton and neutron count to "evolve" into different types of atoms? All these "innate" properties that we take for granted cannot exist without a lawmaker. A computer programmer will tell you that things don't automatically come into existence. A doctor will tell you that every illness inevitably has an etiology, even if it may be unknown. But, what happens with those scientists who try to explain the beginnings of the universe in a godless universe is that they end up with saying that eternity of matter is a valid observation, which goes against everything we have ever learned about science. They claim things happened but they cannot even theorize why.

07-07-2012, 01:31 PM	#5
janeemljr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 552 Senior Member	But the water... that isnt making sense! How does it not make sense? Furthermore, God created everything. If He wills it, he can flood the entire universe with water so what is the problem with having water outside of the universe? God willed the universe into existence from nothingness. To create something from nothing is more astonishing than water existing outside the universe, yet not even scientists can tell or even theorize about the cause of the universe except to claim that it existed eternally, which makes no logical sense as it defies causality, the basis of all rational thought. A lot of stuff that scientists have observed makes no sense, which is the reason that even quantum physics seems to be on the way out, with even more theoretical models trying to accommodate for what has been seen around the universe, recently. For example, according to Einstein, nothing could travel faster than light but scientists have observed things that do travel faster than light. This was a severe blow to the theory of relativity. But without even observing things and thinking about them, none of these things make sense in the absence of God. How did matter come into existence? What caused the change that made it expand? What gave matter its properties? Even the recently discovered Higgs field is something unexplainable. How did that come into being? We know it exists, but how did it come into existence? What gave the initial hydrogen atoms the ability to morph and increase their proton and neutron count to "evolve" into different types of atoms? All these "innate" properties that we take for granted cannot exist without a lawmaker. A computer programmer will tell you that things don't automatically come into existence. A doctor will tell you that every illness inevitably has an etiology, even if it may be unknown. But, what happens with those scientists who try to explain the beginnings of the universe in a godless universe is that they end up with saying that eternity of matter is a valid observation, which goes against everything we have ever learned about science. They claim things happened but they cannot even theorize why.
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