Humans are creators, do we ask our cars and bikes or anything other of the amaziing array of human creativity of things that never before existed(as far as we know), to worship us? Ridiculous as expecting a child to practice the way of love better, or to be more disciplined than the parent!
Dark energy and dark matter transcend our understanding of time and space -- that's 95% of existence we know nothing about, the vast universe of form, of space and time is but a fraction of all that necessarily exists.
There cannot be absolute nothing therefore there must be something everywhere, there can be no place there is nothing. Nothing does not exist, something does not come from nothing. Everything that exists is part of the something that must exist because there cannot be nothing.
Human concepts applied to God aside, an interesting thought: there has to be an exercise of 'will'
"free-will" for creation to occur. To have a will indicates a 'personal' being for what other do we know of that has a 'will', other than a 'person' - a sentient being - aware of their own existence. It's not like a tree or a rock wills cars and bikes into being!
Means whatever the creator was/is it must exist beyond what we know of time and space, however by some means not yet clear to science, the vast reservoir of power that resides in the infinite dimension required by the absence of any alternative to existence, has willed the creation of a finite universe of form that must be composed of the very same stuff as the infinite? Pure energy?
Expressed in math: As actual/literal zero does not exist, would that mean existence expressed as an equation would be 1. There cannot be nothing therefore there must be something/onething? There cannot be any zero until the illusion of duality - that the 1 is 2 is created, then at +3 comes â1, and the 1 becomes the many, expressed in the yin-yang of life. Life comes only from life, things are created by and thru the exercise of a personal will. The infinite âsomethingâ that exists as the imperative(for there cannot be nothing) is reflected as the mind of a creator. The infinite something, the creative source, must both be alive and personal. This creation must be in and of a living personal creator for there can be no other? How can there be? There cannot be nothing, onething exists appearing as the many it nevertheless is onething. Something cannot come from nothing, our being must come from the infinite being reflected thru the personal will expressed in creation as ourselves -- personal beings possessing a creative will, finite reflections of the infinite mind.
Peace
[This message has been edited by redzed (edited 10-21-2006).]