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Science suggests that the universe began with the Big Bang. However, for anything to happen, there must be a cause. This implies that something caused the Big Bang. The universe consists of three fundamental components: space, matter, and time. Whatever caused the Big Bang must exist beyond these three, since it created them.
A physical entity, such as a human-like deity, cannot be God because it would be bound by time and matter. This eliminates belief systems that worship physical forms, celestial bodies, or other material entities. Buddhism, Hinduism, and other religions that involve idols, statues, or deities in physical form fall into this category. Since matter is created and subject to time, anything made of matter—including idols, animals, stars, planets, or nature—cannot be God.
Religions that worship the sun, moon, stars, planets, animals (such as cows), or nature are also logically false because they are worshipping a creation, not the Creator. Even in Christianity, the belief that Jesus is God contradicts this principle because a human is a physical being that experiences time. However, I won’t go into that in detail here.
A physical entity, such as a human-like deity, cannot be God because it would be bound by time and matter. This eliminates belief systems that worship physical forms, celestial bodies, or other material entities. Buddhism, Hinduism, and other religions that involve idols, statues, or deities in physical form fall into this category. Since matter is created and subject to time, anything made of matter—including idols, animals, stars, planets, or nature—cannot be God.
Religions that worship the sun, moon, stars, planets, animals (such as cows), or nature are also logically false because they are worshipping a creation, not the Creator. Even in Christianity, the belief that Jesus is God contradicts this principle because a human is a physical being that experiences time. However, I won’t go into that in detail here.
Science demonstrates that time is relative. The heavier an object, the stronger its gravitational pull, and the stronger the gravity, the slower time moves. For example, time moves slightly slower on the Sun and significantly slower near a black hole. In some extreme cases, five minutes in one region of space could equal five years elsewhere.
This supports the idea that time is a creation, not a constraint for the Creator. If God created time, He exists beyond it—meaning He has no beginning or end. While this concept is difficult for us to grasp, so is the idea that time can slow dramatically near massive celestial bodies.
This supports the idea that time is a creation, not a constraint for the Creator. If God created time, He exists beyond it—meaning He has no beginning or end. While this concept is difficult for us to grasp, so is the idea that time can slow dramatically near massive celestial bodies.
Lanjut di sini.
I know my explanation might not be perfect, but I hope this gives some clarity. Let me know your thoughts!
