Pray To Jesus
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Any claim that you can make by which a god lies outside the established rules of the universe can also be made about a form of the universe beyond our conventional comprehension.
If God can come out of nothing, then the universe can come out of nothing as well.
But it can't, for BVG theorem says it can't. There must be a beginning of it all. BVG doesn't use physical laws in its calculation and therefore is general to many different universe. We are working with modern physics and its models of how the universe came to be. BVG covers those models. So you are arguing with me while ignoring modern physic models.
Notice how we must use time to describe things, for we are bound by time and find it hard to relate to the nonexistence of time.
Also this is just one part of the argument, the establishment of something before time, that must exists outside of time in order to create the Universe as we see it.
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