-\> JOHNJWILSON -> ALL wrote:
->  J> In the beginning there was nothing.
-> 
->  J> Then God said "Let there be light"
-> 
->  J> and there was light.
-> 
->  J> There still was nothing, but you could see it better.

Your post was formatted perfectly.

-> 
-> Yep, THEN he made the Sun and stars, etc.

Well he had all this light and had to create origins

for his big bag of photons...

Actually, current descriptions of quantum mechanic are weirder

than Genesis...

They've got antiparticles jumping in to existence!

And the universe probably one of a kazillion others...

Hell, Genesis is a piece of cake... 'sides, it's a _poem_.

 
-> I argued that paradox with a religionist years ago and his explanation
was that
-> "God created the ABILITY for light to exist!". Go figure.

A religionist? Homelitical, but not exegetical...

Ain't got no book larnin'

 
-> 
-> Another religionist offered that "GOD is the light!".

That would be nearer to something interesting.

Current talk about the 1st ten millionths of a second into

the 'big bang', God (or Mr. Random :-))

might have consisted of a mess of proto-photons...

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--And I have now arrived at the position of being over my head...

,,,

The study of Existence (Ontology) is my 2nd favorite hobby...

(My first is consciousness; I am trying SOoooo hard to fake my way

into being considered an intellectual. So far with no results... :-)

-> To which I said "So God created himself WHILE he existed?"
to which he
-> responded "Yes! For, after all, anything is possible with God!".

Including creating things too heavy for Him to lift!
 
-> As Barney Fife would say "I was a sight!". ;)

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-> trying out Ross C's e-star thang using a new Mozilla client.

What ever that means...sounds like something a chef would come up with.