Re: Faith
By: echicken to Owl on Tue Feb 07 2012 12:30 pm
> I haven't yet encountered a theory that adequately addresses this problem, b
> there have been a number of attempts at doing so. In the end they all tend
> come back to some sort of infinite loop, or a time when there was nothing.
> our universe was created out of the remains of another, then where did that
> other come from? And so forth.) It's frustrating indeed.
>
If you take the beginning of the big bang as the start of space AND time (and
space/time is one entity anyway), then the problem is moot. That is, the
universe always existed, it just is changing its thermodynamic state.
Remember, you are within the universe, and the universe is the totatly of all
existance, so if you are trying to imaging yourself out its bounds, in space
or time, you are thinking about the problem wrong. You can only be within
the bounds of the unverse, and that means within the current space/time
reality, which is bounded at the start by the big bang.
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