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Date/Time 29 Dec 2014 1:40:47pm

So let me get this straight - you can place a god outside the nature of causality, but when the universe ab initio is suggested, you object.

Furthermore, as you are no doubt aware, the modern theories on the commencement of the universe also posit a timeless commencement (Hartle-Hawking field).

The difference being that science suggests a commencement from the most simple beginning (nothingness) whereas you have to assert an infinitely complex being.

Clearly science is more reasonable on the old ockham's razor.