Honoring Holy Week

I was still and quiet when I made my choice
It enabled me to  hear the precious voice

That welcomed me into the realms of believers
That's why I remember my heavenly receivers

So I ask all readers what you think of choice
Please not just abortion when you give voice

The choice I'm referring to is what you make
Daily in a myriad of  paths you take

Every act we do requires us to choose
Sometimes it results in if we win or lose

Our choice of  Big Bang  versus Creation
In my opinion doesn't rule out evolution

All things in nature may see varied life evolve
Humanity is not included that God did resolve

Entrusting humans with guardianship over all
This ties into the reason of Satan's fall

We are Creator's choice for eternal friendship
Please, don't choose to deny this ultimate trip

etw-2006

" John asked:

Hi, I'm new to philosophy and I'm sure this has been discussed many times, so please bear with me!

There are two possibilities: Either the universe has always existed ,which is presumably impossible or there was a time when the universe did NOT exist and then all that matter was created out of nothing (which, according to our current knowledge of physics, is equally impossible as matter cannot derive from nothing! )

Of course, if the universe was 'created' then this begs the question: 'Who was the Creator?', then 'who created the creator's creator?' etc. — Any suggestions? "
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" It  still remains open to the physicist to argue that the ultimate physical 'constant' is not matter but probabilistic laws according to which at every time and at every place there is a non-zero probability of matter appearing, where previously there was no matter. The laws have existed for an infinite time, matter has only existed for a finite time.

The argument goes, There has to be a Creator who exists outside the infinite series of causes and effects, who timelessly 'causes' the whole infinite series to exist. The Creator does not exist in time, so the question of when the Creator came into existence does not arise. The Creator is 'cause of itself', so the question of who created the Creator does not arise."

"I am not defending this argument, only expounding it! "

(question and answer from the internet)

Sorry for any confusion Karla, that was not my statement, it was the physicists that answered the young man. See where I ended with question and answer from the internet. I do appreciate your input and love the verses you have chosen to make your point, I used them many times when teaching the bible;-)