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I have searched in vain for atheist apologists who can present plausible theories of the origin of the universe.
So far, the ones I have found all presuppose a, "something," as a part of their definition of nothing.
Lawrence Krausse requires laws to make, "nothing," unstable.
Hawking required gravity.
An unnamed YouTube lecturer required that time was past eternal.
Can you direct me to any more?
So far, the ones I have found all presuppose a, "something," as a part of their definition of nothing.
Lawrence Krausse requires laws to make, "nothing," unstable.
Hawking required gravity.
An unnamed YouTube lecturer required that time was past eternal.
Can you direct me to any more?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Theland // you infer that nothing can be subjected to the laws of quantum mechanics. //
I infer nothing. Nor do I wish to imply anything. I do not claim to understand quantum theories; just to have some tiny, low-level understanding of what quantum foam might be.
More than that, I've spent most of my life trying to understand the limits of science and what insights religious experience might offer.
You, my friend, have faith in bucketloads.
I suspect your understanding of science – and especially modern relativistic and quantum theories – is significantly less mature.
That's fine. Less than 1% of the population has ny concept of quantum mechanics. I admire your willingness to engage on these subjects.
As I said, however, anyone, no matter how smart; how faithful; who uses the language of faith to argue in the world of science and cosmology is doomed to failure.
If you truly want to understand what cosmologists think about the origin of the universe, two good places to start are Scientific American and New Scientist.
https:/ /www.sc ientifi cameric an.com/ cosmolo gy/
https:/ /www.ne wscient ist.com /articl e-topic /cosmol ogy/
They're not hardcore, peer-reviewed science, but they are usually reliable sources to start on a journey toward your avowed intention to understand how and where and when the universe may have started - at least, according to the scientists.
I wish you luck in your journey.
I infer nothing. Nor do I wish to imply anything. I do not claim to understand quantum theories; just to have some tiny, low-level understanding of what quantum foam might be.
More than that, I've spent most of my life trying to understand the limits of science and what insights religious experience might offer.
You, my friend, have faith in bucketloads.
I suspect your understanding of science – and especially modern relativistic and quantum theories – is significantly less mature.
That's fine. Less than 1% of the population has ny concept of quantum mechanics. I admire your willingness to engage on these subjects.
As I said, however, anyone, no matter how smart; how faithful; who uses the language of faith to argue in the world of science and cosmology is doomed to failure.
If you truly want to understand what cosmologists think about the origin of the universe, two good places to start are Scientific American and New Scientist.
https:/
https:/
They're not hardcore, peer-reviewed science, but they are usually reliable sources to start on a journey toward your avowed intention to understand how and where and when the universe may have started - at least, according to the scientists.
I wish you luck in your journey.
Theland, I don't go a bomb on Scousers (not since been banged up in Walton jail with hundreds of the ***) but I always make an exception in your case, it therefore hurts me when you choose to see me as an enemy...
Im still waiting for that invitation to meet at Liverpool Lime street station when we can get bladdered together...
Im still waiting for that invitation to meet at Liverpool Lime street station when we can get bladdered together...
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