Re: If god exists, what created god?

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In article <4101gc$626@quark.foobar.co.uk>, siyer@foobar.co.uk
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>skottay@acs.ryerson.ca (Seby Kottayil) wrote:
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>> With this chain of thinking, I have concluded that
"If we exist,
>>our existance simply proves the existance of others
like/unlike us".
>>Just because we are unable to understand/comprehend a higher
>>intelligence/being, we CANNOT conclude that there is NO God.
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>You seem to equate any higher intelligence/being with God.
Many of us
>would agree that there are quite likely other beings in the
Universe
>who are more intelligent than us, but it does not mean there
is any
>God.
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>You also imply that there is only one God. Why shouldn't
there be a
>different God-figure for each populated world?
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>>All in good spirit :-)
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>hic.. ;)
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>Sunil Iyer
>"The Truth is Out there"
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