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There is a difference though. From what we know of the big bang, there is a starting point of the universe. The universe being started from nothing violates p

by away 16y ago

There is a difference though. From what we know of the big bang, there is a starting point of the universe. The universe being started from nothing violates physical laws. A spiritual entity wouldn't be bound by the same physical logistics. Even if someone argues that it is "unlikely" for God to exist, it is still atleast a logical possibility.

ceejayoz 16y ago
> From what we know of the big bang There's a lot we know we don't know of the Big Bang. > The universe being started from nothing violates physical laws. So does a God. Something has to be violating physical laws as we currently understand them (and we hardly know everything yet...), so adding God doesn't really get you anywhere.