airplanemechanic
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Who said that the universe arose from nothing? We don't know where it came from, for example, it could be the universe itself that expands and contracts and this it simply it expanding again. Or it could be a super massive black hole that blows up in another universe that is perhaps dying. So no, it doesn't automatically point to an invisible being that cares if we follow a book or not. That's absurd.Not knowing why we are here isn't a reason to make up an invisible superbeing who cares if we obey a book or not.
1) Establishing that something cannot arise from nothing is reason enough to speculate upon what would cause existence to come into existence without the existence of the raw materials of existence. It would seem a certain intelligent intent would be required.
2) It's not a rule book. It's a primer.
There must first be a universe to expand or contract. Since something cannot come from nothing, why does the universe exist at all?
For the same reason, where did the black hole come from?
We elected it in November of 2008. But what does he have to do with this?