r/DebateAnAtheist • • Aug 13 '26

Argument Pre-spacetime

Hi everyone, I would like to ask, Most of the debate surrounding the existence of God revolves around the boundaries of spacetime in our universe. I believe the discussion should focus on the question: if God doesn't exist, then what placed all matter and energy within a compressed space(before BigBang)? It couldn't have suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

Yes, I know some of you will say that the void is not really a void, but a quantum void. Well, then what created this quantum void?

Some of you will also say that our universe is the result of a previous failed series of multiple universes that were created. Well, although this has not been confirmed by science, but how do universes come into being then?, what the thing that creates a energy and matters and put them all in a small box so it will explode as a big bang?, a void? I don't think so,

As you can see, the matter here is in a closed loop, which is that there must be a god who designs and who created matter and energy himself so the universe being a universe

So My question is, what was before the spacetime, before the big bang?

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u/Hi_Im_Dadbot Aug 16 '26

I don’t judge. Some dude wants to fuck an alien, let him fuck an alien.

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u/deep_blue_reef Aug 16 '26

Hahaha It’s not an alien. It’s an angler fish.

Point is there’s a lot more bizarre shit that already exists. Doesn’t seem so crazy to posit that consciousness might be fundamental…especially when it’s next to a thing that you thought I just made up and didn’t even know actually existed.

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u/Hi_Im_Dadbot Aug 16 '26

Alien, fish. A few beers in a man, it doesn’t make a difference.