Can Nothing Exist?

What is your opinion on this?

by nothing I mean Absouloutly nothing. A true nothing, the kind of nothing that when you try to describe it is not nothing if you know and by the way this topic has massive undertones to the Naturalism vs Creationism debate. unless you are too stupid to see the implications.
And why I can't I abstain from formly saying where i stand because if formly say my position i am forever branded as one thing or another, if i become branded my ideas will not be fully looked at or people will never accept them. Look at the way Creationists are treated by the Athiests here and vice virsa.
As for details, why leave any detail untouched if you do that you are not being thorough. If you do that you cannot give a complete answer. So should I be honored minnemooseus? Or was this some poor attempt at insult?
Sincerely, Me

yeah i agree with that statement

i don't think evolution really fits in to the big bang, which is the forum i used (Big Bang, Cosmology) as the universe is not alive so i used naturalism (everything happening naturally. If i am mistaken well sorry.As to the undertones to cosmology the scientific study of the origin and structure of the universe. they are not really undertones this Universe is a largely a vacuum and many would argue that a vacuum has nothing in it. I however say that nothing cannot exist.To Creationism versus Evolution If one would argue that nothing existed before the universe, since nothing begets nothing i would say that in effect that person was aknowledging the need for a Creator."This forum is to debate evolution vs. creationism. Naturalism vs. creationism is some sort of side issue."Are we supposed to talk about the universe or Evolution In the Cosmology section of this forum? AS Evolution and Cosmology are different topics It would only be natural to talk about Cosmology in the Cosmology section. What is this some kind of weird test to see if i can Argue. Unless The website I see is completely different than the one you see than I am right.{BY EDIT - To help with readibility, I took the liberty of adding blank lines between what I interpreted to be paragraphs - Nothing else was changed - Adminnemooseus}[This message has been edited by Adminnemooseus, 06-12-2003]

A true nothing, not the absence of matter but simply nothing.
Anyways the word nothing itself is an oxymoron as the word is really something not nothing, so a defination is not going to do you any good.