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Are Multiverses possible?

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12-27-2011 5:19 PM 		Reply to: Message 56 by hsweet
12-27-2011 5:13 PM

Re: Source of Creation
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According th Big Bang theory, the universe is 13.7 billion years old. This would mean that it has existed for that length of time and not 'all points in time' -- unless you meant something different by that term than what I am understanding.
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Given that time began with the Big Bang can you give an example of a "point in time" that is not included in that description?
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