Originally posted by Josephus
"3) Can you give evidence that an uncreated universe would have no order."
Well, it is true that something can't come from nothing. Would you agree? All causes have a causer except one thing that is the cause of all causes but is itself "unmoved." - Plato.
Well Plato's (or Aristotle's) say-so is not evidence that an uncreated universe could not exist. Your paraphrase can be re-stated as "Everything must be cause except that which isn't." I'm not sure I would agree that this even has valid meaning, much less that it is true. Still, your evidence involved the existence of order, which is not a thing, but a property. Tell me how much order is predicted to exist in a created universe relative to an uncreated one. What measurements of order have been made in our universe to check the predictions of your theory?
"Relative to the frame of reference of matter within the primordial universe, how much faster does relativity predict time will travel for a being that can create light than for the matter in the primordial universe?
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Gt/Ut = time dilation between God and our Universe's time.
from E=mc2
c2 = E/m
From the theory that more matter means less time passing the change in matter from energy results in E/m = Universal Time factor (Ut)[/quote]
What theory would this be? Please give the proof or evidence for E/m = Ut. By the way, what is a Ut?
Ut therefore must = c2
The speed of light in our universe = square root of Universal Time factor
Gt = 0 (since theory assumes he is unaffected by time)
Gt/Ut = 0 always - meaning God is still unaffected.
If your work is sound, you have shown that Gt/Ut (in your words, "time dilation between God and our Universe's time", is zero. Since you have provided no derivation for any other value for time dilation between God and our Universe, and our Universe has the appearance of being billions of years old, and our Earth has the appearance of forming over hundreds of thousands of years, 4.5 billion years ago, are you saying that 6 day creation is falsified?
By the way, if your life is ever at stake and you really need to do a time dilation calculation, here is the one that results from general relativity
T1 = T/(sqr rt (1-(v*v)/(c*c))), where T is the elapsed time at one frame of reference, and T1 is the time from a frame of reference moving at velocity v.
However, God can choose to enter our universe at any point away from the matter that causes it's existence, and thus it's affect on time. Pretend God picked a point in space where the universe would have to expand to before the universe's time was in synch with the position he picked (as the universe expanded).
Simply waiting 3 days at that spot the very instant the singularity exploded very very very very very far away (little mass close by to affect his relative time), within 3 days the matter of that explosion reached his position and the matter cloud's time was affected - changed slower exponentially until time within the matter cloud became stabilized - perhaps at the exact point where God was floating. If the matter to energy ratio in the universe reached a 1/1 ratio right at the moment it reached God, then that matter cloud's time (Ut) would be ticking in sync with the relative position of God's time - a positional clock reading 3 days, but elsewhere in the universe, especially near the point of the origin of the singularity, billions of years may have passed.
Quite simple.
Sure, perhaps (?)... What is your evidence that it actually did occur this way? That would be the evidence that would confirm your theory - if your predictions are derived correctly.