1 differences in spatially infinite universe n dark energy (if the universe is truly infinite that is for now theoretical hypotheses and theories can change)
2 limited dark energy n spatial infinity compared to God - scientifically nothing wrong with this
3 Allah swt complete infinite
4 Allah swt outside time and space
5 Allah swt not absent at any time or place
6 big bang theory in quran
7 expansion theory in quran
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differences in spatial infinite
space normal infinite
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God outside time and space
(what chat gpt said possible but lacks proof. "something bigger than the universe" thats why faith)
Re: infinite or finite universe space does not rule out God
Peace be with you, and thanks for sharing.
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God outside time and space
(what chat gpt said possible but lacks proof. "something bigger than the universe" thats why faith)
The theory of evolution convinces me beyond a doubt, that we would not be here without God. There is still millions of dollars prize money, for anyone who can prove how life started from non - life. If the first single cell life causes a problem, I see an even greater problem, how can single cell life from 3.8 billion years ago, evolve into species with millions or billions or trillions of cells?
The skeletal system is just a bunch of levers connected together to create movement. We have the blueprint, so it should be easy to copy. The best Robotic engineers in the world, struggle to make a robotic version of ourselves, they are improving with the use of mega computers and intelligent design. Engineers possibly use thousands of parts. but our bodies have around thirty trillion cells. There is no engineer on Earth, who could assemble thirty trillion of anything, and replicate our body movements.
I agree with mrfantastic23, the only answer that makes total sense is God.
You will never look into the eyes of anyone who does not matter to God.
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