God and the cosmic microwave background radiation

The cosmic microwave background radiation did not come from nothingness, wherefore it implicates the existence of God as the permanent self-existent creator and operator of everything that is not God Himself.

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yrger · 80-89, M

Hi Doc, where do I ever say that

. . . . everything has a cause . . . ?

Please quote my verbatim words on what you say that I say.

I see time and again that you are woefully defective with reason and intelligence.

Here, I will now give you a simple test on reason and intelligence: tell me, is there such a cause that is caused by another cause, which itself is also caused by another cause, ad infinitum?

yrger · 80-89, M
Hi Doc, now I am addressing you:
I will now talk (to you) about the uncaused cause, and the fallacy of infinite redress.

I appeal to your reason and intelligence, can you comprehend an uncaused cause?

On the other hand, can you comprehend a cause that is caused by another cause, which itself is also caused by another cause, ad infinitum?

yrger · 80-89, M
Hi members and readers in Similarworlds, I will now talk about the uncaused cause, and the fallacy of infinite redress.

I appeal to your reason and intelligence, can you comprehend an uncaused cause?

On the other hand, can you comprehend a cause that is caused by another cause, which itself is also caused by another cause, ad infinitum?

DocSavage · M
You keep saying that god was uncaused. So, I have a fictitious example of it. Still doesn’t work.
You can’t argue everything has a cause, (I yrger never say that!) when you break your own rule with god. That is special pleading, the most common fallacy with believers. You want the impossible to be possible, but only under the conditions that follow your belief. Complete nonsense.