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To those who think God adequately answers this question, I always say: for whatever reason that you're willing to accept that God needs no further explanation or that He has always existed, I can simply apply the same reason to the universe and God becomes an irrelevant additional step.
For example, if you say God always existed, then I can say the universe simply always has. If you say God needs no creator, then I can say the universe needs no creator. Why does this work? Because it would be a completely arbitrary reason as to why the universe necessarily needs a creator/explanation but God doesn't.
For example, if you say God always existed, then I can say the universe simply always has. If you say God needs no creator, then I can say the universe needs no creator. Why does this work? Because it would be a completely arbitrary reason as to why the universe necessarily needs a creator/explanation but God doesn't.
