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In Reply to: Reply to god posted by Madena Hanson on December 10, 1998 at 17:31:57:

The only fault I see in your argument in that you assume that things must be created. Why can't things just "be"? If you are saying that everything was created by God, then who created God? Then if you say well God just "is", then you must also accept the possibility that nature and everything just "is". What I'm trying to say is that we are taught that everything was created, whether by God or the Big Bang of whatever, but one things that we find it terribly hard to accept is that something could just "be". It wasn't created, it just always was what it is. Anyone follow me?

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