Arian, I'll be glad to offer my thoughts on your ideas,
arian wrote:
SO, .. do you understand and agree with me that finite, no mater how many, or no matter how fast it is accumulating/expanding, it could NEVER, ever, ever reach 'Infinite'?
I'll grant that by definition. The finite is not infinite. No problem there.
arian wrote:
Note #2: Time, no matter how far you go back, or how far you go forwards could Never reach Eternity, or become eternal? Another words time does not in any way describe Eternity, or Eternal. That time has a beginning and an end, and has nothing to do with the actual Eternity which has no beginning nor end, .. do we agree?
I'll agree to this too. But only to point out that there may very well me more than one kind of time. In fact, many physicists have suggested as much.
For one thing the "Entropic Time" that we experience within our physical universe is a property of what we believe to be a "fabric" that we call "spacetime". I call this type of time "Entropic Time" because its actually defined by the physical property of entropy which our physical universe exhibits.
I personally suspect that there also exists a potential "Non-Entropic Time", that does no define an arrow that we call "History". And "Non-Entropic Time" would indeed be "eternal" where eternity and the ever present moment are one in the same thing.
So, thus far I'm with you.
arian wrote:
Note #3: God, my God of the Bible does NOT mean religion. Another words, do you agree that someone could be very religious, (as I have said many times before like if I play tennis every morning at exactly 6 AM for exactly an hour, and try never to miss one day, yet believe in absolutely no god or gods, I could still be religious) yet have nothing to do with god or any worship of god or gods?
I don't see the importance of the term "religion" or "religious". I can accept your semantic meaning of the term 'religious' to simply mean to do something with consistency, dependable repetitiveness, or even "dutifully" if you like.
However, as soon as I hear the phrase "
My God of the Bible" that clearly implies scriptures, doctrine, or even dogma. In other words, a highly defined God character, complete with a behavioral history as well as supposedly having make directives, commandments, and even curses, etc.
Also, I confess to having a problem with your use of the term "My" in "My God of the Bible". I would suggest that the Bible defines its own God and unless you are claiming to be an other of these doctrines then I don't understand what you even mean by "My".
arian wrote:
Now about another possible creator god, the
Higgs boson particle Wikipedia:
Despite being present everywhere, the existence of the Higgs field has been very hard to confirm, because it is extremely hard to create excitations (i.e. Higgs particles). The search for this elusive particle has taken more than 40 years and led to the construction of one of the world's most expensive and complex experimental facilities to date, the Large Hadron Collider, able to create Higgs bosons and other particles for observation and study
... More data is needed to know if the discovered particle exactly matches the predictions of the Standard Model, or whether, as predicted by some theories, multiple Higgs bosons exist.
OK, if this makes sense to you that despite being
present everywhere, more data is needed
if multiple Higgs bosons exist, because the existence of the Higgs field has been very hard to confirm, but a 'Standard Model' has been predicted over 40 years ago, that would be in the 70's.
And I just have this deep feeling that the Higgs boson they study in the Large Hadron Collider will match the 40 years ago Predicted model since they cannot afford to pull any more bricks out of the very tall-tale and teeter tottering Big bang theory.
Just like The first true measurement of light-speed in 1676 at around 180,000 m/p/s
matched the 300 years later measurements, still at about 180,000 m/p/s.
.. if this sounds like true logical science to you, then you should have ABSOLUTELY no problem understanding my simple explanation of our Creator who created both the Universe and everything in it, including us man in His image. Only I promise not to use religious indoctrinations like I just shown you above regarding the Higgs boson.
That dosen''t sounds like "
true logical science" to me. Especially concerning your comment: "
And I just have this deep feeling that the Higgs boson they study in the Large Hadron Collider will match the 40 years ago Predicted model since they cannot afford to pull any more bricks out of the very tall-tale and teeter tottering Big bang theory."
I don't believe that any attempt was made to find something that wasn't there. Many physicists would be just as happy without a Higgs particles. Also the Big Bang theory is not dependent upon the Higgs particle. However, the Higgs particle does fit into the Standard Model of Particle Physics so I'm quite sure that many physicists are pleased to see it found.
I also don't understand how any of this is going to relate to evidence for THE Creator. What difference would it make whether the creator had used a Higgs field or not?
I would imagine you have an argument along those lines, but at the current time there's certainly no indication of how the Higgs (or the absence of the Higgs) is going to be evidence or not of a God.
arian wrote:
So lets agree on some basic rational and logical ground rules and leave religion out of it, agreed?
I have no problem leaving "religion" out of it, whatever that's suppose to mean. But you clearly stated, "
My God of the Bible". So I don't see how we can possibly leave the biblical scriptures or dogma out of it.
Is this the "Specific God" that you are calling THE Creator?
You've already mentioned the Higgs boson. So you're going to work up from the Higgs Boson and show that the God of the Bible has to be true?
Personally I think you've got one whale of a job cut out for you.
But taking it one step at a time, I hope you're going to make a case for why there needs to be a Creator of any kind at all. And I imagine this is going to have something to do with the Higgs Boson, otherwise why bother to even mention the Higgs Boson?
So at this point I would turn the debate back over to you and ask you to explain further what you believe the Higgs Boson (or absence thereof) has to do with evidence for or against any Creator. Let's not even worry about trying to pin it down to the Biblical God at this stage. Unless, of course you feel that you need to use the Bible to make that connection.