If GOD exists then... - Page 25

Originally posted by: Sherraz

Albert Einstein gave the answer = "E= mc**2". He showed us the God "energy can neither be created, nor be destroyed"

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

1. Above principles only apply to the macroscopic systems.
2. Mass-energy equivalence equation is completely different from the second law of thermodynamics.
3. Mass-energy equivalence equation is by Einstein where as thermodynamic laws are usually credited to Carnot Principle.

Originally posted by: Sherraz

Please elaborate.

Originally posted by: Sherraz

Classical physics is for macroscopic systems. Quantum physics is for microscopic systems. You would think that some thing that works one way at the "classical" level would also work the same way at the "quantum" level but it is not true because quantum systems introduce a lot of uncertainty and depend heavily on probability. So they are currently working on things like "quantum thermodynamics", "binding energy" etc to remap the classical principles.

Plus black holes (and singularities) are still huge question marks. We don't know for sure if information (energy) is truly lost forever or not once it goes past the event horizon.

Originally posted by: Sherraz

Albert Einstein gave the answer = "E= mc**2". He showed us the God "energy can neither be created, nor be destroyed" Energy is God, it is almightly, omnipresent.

Energy creates, hence Energy is Brahma

Energy nurtures, hence Energy is Vishnu

Energy destroyes, hence Energy is Mahesh

Ohm contains Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, energy which creates (O), nurtures(h) and destroyes(m).

Miracles happen, few believe in them, thats a different thing. But why let others beliefs affect your own, just like why let others perceptions affect your life? Search for self-awareness pertains to each individual, its a different thing that most ppl bother abt others first than abt themselves (I am no exception).

Originally posted by: Emptiness

The most common answer I've come across is "life is a test". God wants to test your faith, that's why he puts obstacles and hurdles in your way. That's all good, except that most these same people also believe that God is omniscient, so wouldn't he already know all the answers to any test he gives out?... can God be surprised?... is there anything about your future that God doesn't already know? It's a bit like an author reading his own novel.. he already knows what's gonna happen, so he can't be surprised.... so how is "life a test"?

One way to bypass this is to say that God isn't omniscient, he doesn't know everything, and that everything that happens is a result of free-will, however, to most theist, this would make God less than "perfect". Still, he could've used his omnipotence, and created a world free of crime, violence, poverty, disease, injustice etc.... where everyone is good, happy and content, but then the objection to this argument is that, if it had been so.. then we wouldn't understand and value goodness, happiness, love etc.... but then God is omnipotent, he could've created a world where these qualities were ingrained from birth, and were valued by everyone.

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

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