curious_moper
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Just wondering...
I've been thinking that eternally existent bodies (such as the universe) can exist as they are products of some unconfirmed beginning. But something else I've been thinking is, how can something exist without first being created?
The biggest example I have to offer --- is God, since He is an eternally existing being who allegedly was never created or was never a product of sorts. How can God exist if it is asserted that He was never created into nor introduced from existence in the first place?
Of course we may say "where are the unicorns?", but they are the creations of our fictions. People may say "well what about the human mind? that was never created", but it is a product of the brain and is, therefore, created. People may point out that "matter is neither created nor destroyed", on the contrary, if matter isn't created, then either it is introduced from another source of existence or it doesn't exist at all. (at least that's what I think)
So what do you think? Is existence without creation possible, or not?
**Remember, don't take this question too seriously. If you plan to answer, use logic, not negative criticism. (criticism is fine, but vulgarity and spam is not)**
I've been thinking that eternally existent bodies (such as the universe) can exist as they are products of some unconfirmed beginning. But something else I've been thinking is, how can something exist without first being created?
The biggest example I have to offer --- is God, since He is an eternally existing being who allegedly was never created or was never a product of sorts. How can God exist if it is asserted that He was never created into nor introduced from existence in the first place?
Of course we may say "where are the unicorns?", but they are the creations of our fictions. People may say "well what about the human mind? that was never created", but it is a product of the brain and is, therefore, created. People may point out that "matter is neither created nor destroyed", on the contrary, if matter isn't created, then either it is introduced from another source of existence or it doesn't exist at all. (at least that's what I think)
So what do you think? Is existence without creation possible, or not?
**Remember, don't take this question too seriously. If you plan to answer, use logic, not negative criticism. (criticism is fine, but vulgarity and spam is not)**