How was god made?

How was god made??
like who made him!?

Thats what it is though. They say no one made him, just chill. They say he was already there, he had no father or mother. He was just there in the dark then aparently he said one word and the whole world was there

Aparently he was already there.

HOW!!! REad Da EffIN QueStiOn...
P3nDej0!!

oH lol I still Dont Get It

Trust me, the religious folks don't get it either. They take it as a matter of faith that God always existed, with no beginning and no end. The fact that this makes no sense whatsoever does not bother them in the slightest. In fact, talking to the very religious, it's almost as if they take pride in the things about their faith that cannot be explained.

I agree with mikeh!

God Has Always Been God; God has always been God (Gen 21:33, Psalms 90:2, Isa 40:28). God is spirit, not an exalted man with flesh and bones (John 4:24, Luke 24:39, Hos 11:9, Numbers 23:19). God does not change (Mal 3:6), nor does He grow in knowledge (Isa 40:13). There is none like Him, He is unique, He is the only true God ( Ex 8:10, II Sam 7:22, Isa 43:10, 44:6-8, 45:5, 21, 22, 46:9, I Cor 8:5).

He always was, which trips me out to think about, but makes me even more thankful that He dicided to create me!!! and he could've done it any other way He wanted... which trips me out even more!

What I find particularly amusing is when religious people (usually christians) criticize the Big Bang because of the "what caused it" issue, then blissfully assert that yes, God really has been around for all eternity, and doesn't need a cause.

Humans made God.

***How was god made?? like who made him!?***

Did you honestly expect a CORRECT answer? You're asking a question that cannot be answered. In order for one to explain how something was made, they must first prove that it exists.

I know it's mind boggling but He has always been

God was made when people decided that they wanted answers for everything.

Can we agree that this is a rhetorical question and has no bearing on the existence of a god? Taken in that manner it is valid. It is good exercise in analytical and abstract thought.

The answers given allow insight to the mindset of those providing, as to whether they are left or right brained. I find this amusing, but being answered the same way by the same people... the question is becoming as trite as the answers themselves.

*sigh*

Yes... but the same questions get posted over and over, answered in the same way by the same people... over and over...

There's not a valid argument FOR the existence of gods. Typically the theists whole point is that organization just does not happen. For them God is exempt from this rule and has always existed uncreated.

God wasn't made. If you sit there and think "who made God" it's kind of foolish, because then your mind would go back and back, then you'd get confused.
Like,for example, let's say you decided a dog made God. (l0l) Then you'd wonder, "who made the dog?" Then, you'd start wondering, "who made the thing that made the dog? And who made the thing that made the thing that made the dog?" I know it sounds dumb and cofusing...but it's true.
Do you know what I mean?

Mother God

Nothing finite can be infinite (eternal). Since the universe is made of finite things (matter, time, space), it therefor must be created by something without time (timeless), thus making it eternal. If it is eternal, it must be infinite, and if its the Creator, it must be God.

The universe changes, and time is the measure of change. How many changes have happened before right now? If you claim an infinite number of changes (which is impossible because you can not have an infinite amount of finite things), it is a logically impossible to conclude we could ever have reached this moment in time. In a world of cause and effect (which we live in), there can not be an infinite regress (an infinite amount of cause and effect reactions to get to a certain cause).

Allow me to rephrase. Imagine that the Earth orbits the sun every 365 days (it does). Now, on Mars, a year is much longer than an Earth year, being 687 Earth days (basically double). So, for every 2 years of Mars, Earth has circled the sun approximately 4 times. Now, imagine that this has been going on for eternity. By your logic, they would both have circled the sun the exact same amount of times, because its been going on forever (this is clearly impossible). This shows the impossibility of an infinite regress, whereby there could not have been an infinite amount of (x) before right now, in a finite universe based on time.

Now, back to God. God exists outside of time, in Eternity. God created time, and time is irrelevant to Him. God is Eternal, not created. Firstly, you have 2 choices; either everything came from nothing (which is impossible), or something always existed and created us. You have no other choice. Take a moment to think about that, remembering that it can not exist in time, that would be impossible. Time can not be eternal.

This thing that always existed would be considered Eternal, having transcended time, space, and matter, being everlasting, having always existed. If you argue this is impossible, I would argue the contrary; it is impossible for this Eternal 'thing' to not exist, because the alternative is that nothing existed, which could only produce nothing. So, something always existed, and is therefor Eternal.

Now, for something to be Eternal, it can not consist of time, because time must have had a beginning. We exist in a universe of causality, so an infinite regress is impossible; there could not have been an infinite amount of time before right now, because we never would have reached this moment in time. That means time had a beginning, and whatever created time exists without time, beyond time, in timelessness; Eternity.

So, this Eternal Creator, created time, and the universe. This Eternal Creator clearly is extremely powerful, because the energy of the trillions of stars in the known universe were created by this Creator. And obviously, the Creator is extremely intelligent, having created an intelligent being such as mankind and a world in which to populate with it.