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Theists explain please?

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Big Charlie
When: 08 Jan 10 23:21
This is where you are NOW.

http://i50.tinypic.com/2irlm5c.jpg
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slartybartfast.
When: 08 Jan 10 23:26
I don't. I'm a Magarathean.
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slartybartfast.
When: 08 Jan 10 23:30
Some interesting questions for non-believers here:

http://www.christiananswers.net/q-aiia/cosmosallthereis.html
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brendanuk1
When: 08 Jan 10 23:49
11.Without a personal Creator-God, how are you anything other than the coincidental, purposeless miscarriage of nature, spinning round and round on a lonely planet in the blackness of space for just a little while before you and all memory of your futile, pointless, meaningless life finally blinks out forever in the endless darkness?

:^0 questions like these are bit stupid
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rayzor
When: 09 Jan 10 06:22
Ivor, and anyone else.

Your answers please.

Our universe is thought to have begun as an infinitesimally small, infinitely hot, infinitely dense, something - a singularity.
Did time, matter, energy and space exist before the big bang?Where did the singularity come from?
Why did the singularity appear?
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slartybartfast.
When: 09 Jan 10 07:25
Who knows, rayzor? We may never know the answers to these and many other deep questions. That doesn't make it logical to assume a creator God or gods. But even if we do draw that conclusion it doesn't get us any further to any useful answer. Afterall, as Sagan says in the youtube link I posted on this thread, the question then becomes who or what created the God or gods (rather than who or what created the Cosmos). Assuming a God or gods just adds a superfluous layer of obscurity to the search.
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brendanuk1
When: 09 Jan 10 08:49
everything breaks down at the singularity. It goes beyond current understanding.

lots of 
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