...originate? Atheistic arguments usually follow the path of scientifically explaining away the creation of life, the universe, and so on. Now, all that's necessary (according to atheists) for reality to be the way it is today, is the force of gravity (Stephen Hawking).
If these arguments are accepted as valid, then where did gravity come from? Either gravity is a product of mass, or mass is a product of gravity. Or, according to Einstein, matter/mass could just be energy.
If gravity is solely responsible for creation, then would it be omnipotent and eternal, thus making it god by definition?
Where did any of these scientific forces of creation come from, if not from a necessarily existing god?
If these arguments are accepted as valid, then where did gravity come from? Either gravity is a product of mass, or mass is a product of gravity. Or, according to Einstein, matter/mass could just be energy.
If gravity is solely responsible for creation, then would it be omnipotent and eternal, thus making it god by definition?
Where did any of these scientific forces of creation come from, if not from a necessarily existing god?