That is not a rational question.
I say that the universe is obviously
created, and that what is created supposes a Creator who is uncreated,
or the problem goes on forever, the whole endless chain of dependent
beings as unable to explain itself as each of its links.
It is rational
to argue to an uncreated clock-maker. It is not rational to ask, "Who
created this uncreated clock-maker?" God was not created. If He were, He
would be a creature and would have a creator. His creator would then be
God, and not He Himself. God always existed. He never began, and will
never cease to be. He is eternal.
Sunday, October 3, 2021
Apologetics: 3. I, as a rationalist, ask, "Who created your uncreated clock-maker?"
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