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Where did the matter and energy come from?

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Message 313 of 357 (641220)
11-18-2011 2:49 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Larni
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Plausible explanation
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Philosophical Theology regarding "In The Beginning" logic
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You cant have something come from nothing. If at one time, something was highly compressed and static, it is basically illogical to assume that it would change without prompting.
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11-19-2011 4:31 PM 		Reply to: Message 315 by Larni
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Re: Plausible explanation
all I am basically asking is how nothing, by definition, can ever become something. I am aware that in the case of the universe, there has always been something. Even before time started, there had to be something to "work with"....right?
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11-20-2011 5:40 PM 		Reply to: Message 326 by cavediver
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Re: Plausible explanation
Forgive my ignorance. I always thought that the singularity was essentially everything in one place at one time. I don't really understand time during or "before" the singularity.
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11-21-2011 1:57 PM 		Reply to: Message 334 by Rahvin
11-21-2011 12:52 PM

Re: Plausible explanation
Rahvin writes:
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You can choose any two coordinates in the entire timeline, it doesn't matter which two, and the spacial component of the Universe will be larger at the coordinate where entropy is greater. You can pick the first two milliseconds, or the first two billion years, or the first two trillionths of a nanosecond, and you'll still see that the Universe is larger at the later coordinate.
Still boggles. Granted the universe is larger the first two nanoseconds. But what about the very first googlesecond?
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How small is "it" initially?
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01-20-2012 12:04 PM 		Reply to: Message 340 by jar
12-16-2011 7:12 PM

Where did IT come from?
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The matter and energy that makes up this universe didn't exist.
I thought that matter could neither be created nor destroyed. (OOPS...that disproves a Creator )
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