Which is more incomprehensible to humans.. a universe born from nothing or a universe that always was, that begs to question how much more is incomprehensible?
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-O-uknow
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The universe is utterly endless as is comprehension. Nobody will ever comprehend everything.. I don't believe it was all just put here..It has always been and always will be. What could possibly happen even IF a God decided to stop what we all do and know? Does anyone really think the universe would cease to be? If God is so brilliant as to be blinding to mere mortals then God must be the sun itself because it IS the ONLY thing we don't normally look directly at, but we still do from time to time and with filters we look directly at it.. There's nothing else close enough or we would see it. Anything else suggest God has the powers of being invisible..A cloaking devise? Sounds alien to me. Of all the electronic devises we cannot detect any trace of God...Sorry..God was alien travelers at one period in human history and the churches know this, but think the rest of us to stupid to figure it out and of course governments suppress it too. So..the universe is boundless, timeless and completely ungoverned except by the laws of physics which just are..
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Applying Ockham's principle of economy, or "Ockham's Razor," the explanation with the fewest entities and which raises the fewest additional questions is most often the correct one. A universe that has been in existence forever (known as infinite regress & "necessary existence") would eliminate the necessity of a first cause (which many explain as a creator deity) and therefore require the fewest additional explanations.
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