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What sort of an entity is God?
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Mass might not have existed in the early universe, only energy. When the temperature fell, fundamental particles were formed, these became quarks, forming electrons, neutrons and protons (and the anit-matter equalivents), elements and molecules are made from atoms. Proteins and amino acids are produced. Life.
Life exists in four dimensional space-time. Time is a dimension. Creation assumes cause and effect. Happenstance does not require creation, rather the formulation of time intertwinned with space.
The difference is subtle, to read, yet enormous with regards to its implications.
Time and space appear as the product of a transmutation of entropy.
Herein, a physical law govering entropy exists or it does not exist.
If it did not exist we would not be here. On the other hand, existence, I posit, therefore is a function of probability. We in our common lives see time as a passage. In an alternative differential frame, time is a requirement to accommodate thermodynamics. God is not required.
Also, do you see a the dissimilarity between Genesis and Matthew I have previously mention?
(I need check back at the old thread to check to see if you and our friend runner have addressed the Creation questions.)
BR,
O.