syo
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you tell me.Why?
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you tell me.Why?
believe what?Nope, no sense at all. But you are welcome to believe that.
I read something a while back, I think by Stephen Hawking,
where he said that empty space actually has a lot of “something “ in it.
exactly.
huh?
that's impossible.If something comes from nothing at "the beginning"
science vs religion? no way. even science believes that Something must have started the big bang. the big bang sprang out of nothing? no.
"his bozo the clown totally justifies me being bozo the clown"science vs religion? no way. even science believes that Something must have started the big bang. the big bang sprang out of nothing? no.
That's not how probability works. Probabilities are predictions of future incidences based in past incidences.
There is only a single instance of a universe we can measure, so what would your math look like exactly? Can you actually lay out your probabilities. . . I might be able to help you through your errors.
that's impossible.
Why and how does something beyond space and time, eternal?that Something is beyond space and time, it's the eternal, it's god himself.
Who said we don't know? it speaks for itself, that it must be something beyond time and space and it's eternal.
and that is why god is one. monotheism got that right.The most popular hypothesis about how the universe came to exist in its current state in the Big Bang. But of course this hypothesis does NOT say that the universe sprang out of NOTHING. It states that everything existed as a extremely compact singularity and that everything in the universe sprang from that. It's much the same way that a tiny atom can be split to release the massive energy contained in an atomic explosion.
what's nothing?
This, what you posted last time....believe what?
no. that is wrong.Space is the absence of something.
we mortals are bound to space and time. we were born this way and when the time comes we will die. time consumes everything.Why and how does something beyond space and time, eternal?
no. that is wrong.
I am proposing a theory based on statistics for proving the likelihood of intelligent design. It is not religiosity, it is mathematical.
you tell me.
you understand nothing of it. and you give me permission? you're funny.This, what you posted last time....
"in my religion there are two types of life. the first is the invisible eternal life (god), and the second type is the forms that we see (mortals). you ask why the universe isn't eternal. well actually the universe is eternal because the core of the universe is eternal and unchangeable (god, or should i say the formless universe). everything else that consists of the universe such as stars for example is of the mortal world. the big bang is just the beginning of us mortals (the second type of life) that the formless universe (god) has triggered"
we mortals are bound to space and time. we were born this way and when the time comes we will die. time consumes everything.