Who create the God

[Lakmedipro]

How was the God created?
Or rephrase the question
Who created the God

 

[bling]

Since something cannot come from absolutely “nothing”, something has always existed. That “something” that has always existed it one or more of the following; energy, matter, space, time, and/or intelligence. The question is “did intelligence always exist or not?” Even the fact we have some intelligence, would suggest intelligence would have existed before the creation of our intelligence or you have the creation of intelligence from just matter, energy, space and time?

 

[ViaCrucis]

How was the God created?
Or rephrase the question
Who created the God

God, in Christian teaching, is uncreated and timeless. The idea of "beginning" requires time as a concept; time is a property of the universe. God, as outside of the universe, is outside of time; therefore we say God is not only everywhere (omnipresent) but God is also every-when.

God has no beginning, and thus God never came into existence--so God is not created. God always is (notice the present tense).

-CryptoLutheran

 

[dhh712]

How was the God created?
Or rephrase the question
Who created the God

Every cause has an effect. Not every cause has a cause. God is the primary cause.

 

[Geralt]

if God was created he is no longer God. so the question defeats itself.
God= creator
everything else = created.

We believe in the Father, who created all that is
And we believe the universe and all therein is His
As a loving heavenly Father, He yearned to save us all
To lift us from the fall... We believe

We believe in Jesus the Father’s only Son
Existing uncreated before time had begun
A sacrifice for sin, He died then rose again
To ransom sinful men, We believe

We believe in the spirit who makes believers one
Our hearts are filled with His presence
The Comforter has come
The kingdom unfolds in His plan
Unhindered by quarrels of man
His church upheld by His hand... We believe

Though the earth be removed
And time be no more
These truths are secure
God’s word shall endure
Whatever may change, these things are sure... We believe

So if the mountains are cast down into the plains
When kingdoms all crumble, this one remains
Our faith is not subject to seasons of man
With our fathers we proclaim
We believe our Lord will come as he said
The land and the sea will give up their dead
His children will reign with Him as their head

We believe
We believe

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[tatteredsoul]

How was the God created?
Or rephrase the question
Who created the God

It is a well accepted, and depending on who you speak to, "proven" axiom of mathematics that a supreme, unique prime exists that generates all space.

In math, that supreme, unique prime that generates all space would be the infinity generator. (Infinity is not a number; it is a generator of all numbers and spaces.)

For God, He is the prime generator - nothing before or after. He generates everything. No one created Him. No one is before Him. It may be hard to grasp because it seems paradoxical. How could everything exist all the time, everywhere - without a well-defined beginning point? That question highlights our painfully inept understanding of things outside of our own knowledge.

Go to the East Coast in 1630 with a lighter, and a hair spray bottle. If you aren't tried as a witch for that technology alone, do a simple chemistry experiment in front of a village or town and spray the mist at the flame. To you, this is simple high school science; to Salem, for example, the only explanation may be you are a pyromancer. That is just 400 years difference in knowledge. There is a vast gulf between what we know and what even those who have died know. Even more, between them and celestials, and even more between them and archs/powers/archons/judges. And yet, even more between them and God.

 

[JoeP222w]

God is eternal. He has always existed and always will. He is the uncreated Creator.

 

[Trichakra]

God created everything.