Message from @Sorghagtani Beki

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2017-06-09 03:37:14 UTC  

I don't need to be recognized by the catholic church

2017-06-09 03:37:19 UTC  

they're just papers

2017-06-09 03:37:28 UTC  

So what does that mean to you?

2017-06-09 03:37:45 UTC  

They could use me as statistic

2017-06-09 03:37:56 UTC  

For saying there are certain number of catholics

2017-06-09 03:37:59 UTC  

That's not answering my question.

2017-06-09 03:38:02 UTC  

What does it mean to you?

2017-06-09 03:38:29 UTC  

Atheist, huh? Please refute Aquinas' First Mover argument, so I can sleep at night.

2017-06-09 03:38:32 UTC  

It means that I lack belief in religion

2017-06-09 03:38:57 UTC  

@Blebleh give it a shot.

2017-06-09 03:39:04 UTC  

Shoot down the first mover.

2017-06-09 03:40:22 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308950154222895104/322580659040157697/29e.jpg

2017-06-09 03:40:51 UTC  

Who moved the first mover?

2017-06-09 03:40:54 UTC  

Many Christians I think do not follow their religion effectively

2017-06-09 03:41:05 UTC  

This is true.

2017-06-09 03:41:10 UTC  

and those people are not Christians.

2017-06-09 03:41:17 UTC  

that can be said about every religion though

2017-06-09 03:41:18 UTC  

Nothing, the first mover is immovable. See following paragraph.

2017-06-09 03:41:19 UTC  

well

2017-06-09 03:41:23 UTC  

That is the same ineffectiveness as not worshipping Tengri at all

2017-06-09 03:41:23 UTC  

maybe almost all of them

2017-06-09 03:41:41 UTC  

Why can't it emerge from something that has been eternal?

2017-06-09 03:41:59 UTC  

Or, why has it to be a god with certain characteristics instead of nature?

2017-06-09 03:43:40 UTC  

Time, in the universe, had a beginning. What type of thing can make time? Physicists say that there was 'quantum potential' in the beginning, which gave rose to time.

2017-06-09 03:44:45 UTC  

I don't know advanced physics, do you think god could be outside time and space?

2017-06-09 03:44:56 UTC  

It has to.

2017-06-09 03:45:00 UTC  

If God is the first mover he has to be.

2017-06-09 03:46:12 UTC  

God, in this context, is immovable, or not subject to time and space, otherwise he would need further explanation. In the beginning, somewhere, there has to be a first mover, to make the first motion possible in the universe.

2017-06-09 03:46:34 UTC  

Chapter 4 goes over the immobility of God

2017-06-09 03:47:40 UTC  

The theory about quantum potential does not explain why the energy before the beginning did nothing for eternity and then was magically moved into action.

2017-06-09 03:49:44 UTC  

It is not mathematically sound to suggest that something is infinitely stable, and then it becomes unstable.

2017-06-09 03:50:18 UTC  

> there has to be a first mover, to make the first motion possible in the universe.

2017-06-09 03:50:24 UTC  

"has to be"

2017-06-09 03:50:31 UTC  

The best argument there.

2017-06-09 03:50:53 UTC  

It has to be.

2017-06-09 03:50:58 UTC  

Some things are just so.

2017-06-09 03:51:07 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308950154222895104/322583364240539650/Quantum.jpg

2017-06-09 03:52:10 UTC  

You're not following. When I say 'has to be' I mean it is necessary, without it, the theory is insufficient.

2017-06-09 03:52:19 UTC  

It is not circular reasoning.

2017-06-09 03:52:57 UTC  

it doesn't have to be a god, it could be a natural reaction from a previous infinite