[Discussion] If a god created the universe

[dark dreams]

GOD IS GOD thatsall

 

[Anorien16]

Where did that god get the material or "stuff" to make it in the first place? It can't just make it out of nothing right?

Ur asking this in a Naruto Forum????? Creation of All things Baby..... U imagine the form with Yin and bring it to existence with yang.

 

[Aim64C]

Ur asking this in a Naruto Forum????? Creation of All things Baby..... U imagine the form with Yin and bring it to existence with yang.

It would actually be the other way around.

Yin is the receptical for Yang. Yin is the passive component - the material, the structure, the 'mush.' Yang is the energy, idea, inspiration, etc.

I'm not sure why Kishimoto flipped the role of the two, since Naruto is the raw expression of Yang and Hinata the raw expression of Yin.

Which, at this point, an absolutely wonky idea hit me upside the head. Rather than Minato bestowing the Yin chakra sealed away from the Kyuubi to Naruto (or was it Yang that was sealed within the Shinigami?... that detail is a little hazy to me).... Minato, instead, seals it within Hinata.

I know... it's a way-out-there idea that probably sounds like a drunken NaruHina wet dream... but from a theming aspect, it has some plausibility. Unless I'm already behind the times with the most recent chapter's events... because I haven't read it, yet.

 

[Jack Spicer]

Magic. He's a magician.

Or he got it from Sears.

 

[YowYan]

It would actually be the other way around.

Yin is the receptical for Yang. Yin is the passive component - the material, the structure, the 'mush.' Yang is the energy, idea, inspiration, etc.

I'm not sure why Kishimoto flipped the role of the two, since Naruto is the raw expression of Yang and Hinata the raw expression of Yin.

Which, at this point, an absolutely wonky idea hit me upside the head. Rather than Minato bestowing the Yin chakra sealed away from the Kyuubi to Naruto (or was it Yang that was sealed within the Shinigami?... that detail is a little hazy to me).... Minato, instead, seals it within Hinata.

I know... it's a way-out-there idea that probably sounds like a drunken NaruHina wet dream... but from a theming aspect, it has some plausibility. Unless I'm already behind the times with the most recent chapter's events... because I haven't read it, yet.

First time for me seeing you post about anime in general xD

Nice prediction/theory though

 

[Aim64C]

First time for me seeing you post about anime in general xD

Nice prediction/theory though

What, really?

I post occasionally in the Naruto discussion forums... though I tend to self-isolate to discussions about Hinata or the various occular powers and predictions with how that is to work out.

You might like my analysis of the Hyuuga (and Hinata), here:

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I don't tend to post much because almost all of the discussion is in vain; doomed to "Itachi solos" and other types of comments that aren't really useful. So I post about things that I'm willing to be vain about. Issues concerning Hinata, the blood line abilities (which I find interesting) and overall thematic concepts within Naruto are what I tend to limit myself to.

 

[YowYan]

What, really?

I post occasionally in the Naruto discussion forums... though I tend to self-isolate to discussions about Hinata or the various occular powers and predictions with how that is to work out.

You might like my analysis of the Hyuuga (and Hinata), here:

You must be registered for see links

I don't tend to post much because almost all of the discussion is in vain; doomed to "Itachi solos" and other types of comments that aren't really useful. So I post about things that I'm willing to be vain about. Issues concerning Hinata, the blood line abilities (which I find interesting) and overall thematic concepts within Naruto are what I tend to limit myself to.

I still mourn over the fact that the Hyuuga clan's growth and battle animations have been neglected through out shippuuden. I especially liked the thought of Hanabi Hyuuga being Konohamaru's rival.

*reads thread*

 

[Aim64C]

I still mourn over the fact that the Hyuuga clan's growth and battle animations have been neglected through out shippuuden. I especially liked the thought of Hanabi Hyuuga being Konohamaru's rival.

*reads thread*

It's still a work in progress, but you might also enjoy the relationship I've established between Konohamaru and Hanabi in my fan-fiction:

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I recently went through and snipped a lot of old commentary out (because I like to hear myself talk) - and it was mildly distracting for people who had to scroll through it.

I was going to wait until I finished and published the next chapter before linking to it in the fan-fiction section of the site... but, well - I can't pass up the opportunity to self-promote.

 

[Sanguis]

God created the universe, mankind created god.

 

[Professor Finesser]

Eh I don't really believe in a god, but I'm guessing the laws of the universe wouldn't apply to him, or he had a philosophers stone lolz

 

[CurseSealofEarth]

You know God is what?

We aren't.

God is the highest power.

You didn't answer my question.

It's funny that you are certain we aren't the most advanced beings in the universe yet the idea of God is laughable.

 

[Jack Spicer]

God is the highest power.

Not when Thanos is holding the Infinity Gauntlet.

 

[Takure]

It's funny that you are certain we aren't the most advanced beings in the universe yet the idea of God is laughable.

Yeah, because a big man in the sky, with magical powers that smites the sinners is more believable?

 

[Hunty]

Not when Thanos is holding the Infinity Gauntlet.

Your posts always make me giggle.

There is no God. Plain and simple.

 

[sharingan67]

Try this: Take nothing and turn it into everything with no intelligence, no direction, no purpose.

 

[Olorin]

god created the universe ergo someone created god, I bet it was a lasagna

 

[Aim64C]

Yeah, because a big man in the sky, with magical powers that smites the sinners is more believable?

Oh, come now. I expect better of you.

You know very well that most people do not think of "God" as a literal anthropromorphic figure in cosmos/sky.

 

[Reaper]

The correct answer is Walmart >.<

 

[shelke]

Explain to me the concept of 'nothingness' a mere 'void' which validates the idea of 'The big bang theory' and 'god'. Both of them are largely speculation and guesses as I would love for someone to actually shed light on this 'eternal void' and then a bursting of creation for whichever reasons out of lack of 'existence'.

As Aim64c already explained, even Quantum Physics aligns with the ideals of Mysticism, about the illusionary nature of universe, creation, and being itself. The mechanics of creation aren't as simple as people belie've it to be. Something has to start from some point, which could imply the notions of the 'Truth or the Ultimate Universal Soul'. Perhaps the faceless truth' was the void that kicked started the notion of fake, subjective realities?

I think I should stop here, as the thread will take on this Philosophical note, and I am unaware how many here are aware of mystic philosophy.

 

[Wumbo]

All the answers you have gotten so far are stupid, so let me illuminate your mind.

God was chilling and shit, and he saw some fine ass hoes. So he was like "waddup, I'm god", and he got laid.
But he didn't want to get her pregnant, so he pulled out and busted a nut.

That nut is the universe....