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What "scientific law" says

What "scientific law" says that there is supernatural creator? You are the one contradicting yourself. If you support causality then you must explain to everyone how you can maintain your position of a creator whom has no creator.

The law of causality is a law of nature. The law of causality shows that it is impossible to explain the absolute origin of the universe naturally: We can say what caused a supernova, but what caused the thing that caused the supernova? That is a question that we can scientifically answer through laws of nature for a long time into the distant past. However, there cannot be infinite regress. There must be an original uncaused cause. This uncaused cause is by definition outside of nature and its laws--supernatural.

T. rex ate coconuts By: Fish Feet (456 replies) 3 May 2007 - 4:25am
  • Argument from the By: Anonymous (May 6 2007 - 6:04am)
  • Also, what laws of nature is By: Hans Mast (May 6 2007 - 6:03am)
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  • The existence of laws By: Anonymous (May 6 2007 - 6:01am)
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  • What "scientific law" says By: Hans Mast (May 6 2007 - 5:47am)
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  • My first thought was "so why By: Anonymous (May 6 2007 - 5:07am)
  • Evolutionists make me laugh. By: Hans Mast (May 6 2007 - 4:51am)
  • In the animal kingdom, you By: Hans Mast (May 6 2007 - 4:51am)
  • How many cocnuts would By: C3D Stereophotography (May 6 2007 - 4:48am)
  • Creationists make me cry. By: Anonymous (May 6 2007 - 4:47am)
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  • "the person HAS to have seen By: Hans Mast (May 6 2007 - 4:39am)
  • A lot of the animals ate one By: Jesus Christ of Nazareth (May 6 2007 - 4:38am)
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