I supposed my question is a bit more on the philosophical side of the spectrum. That is to say, if we are bound by time and bound to a beginning, there must have been a point when there was nothing. For if you think about it, it could not have been there always, as I said before, for that rejects the laws of time (things must have a beginning and end). It is simply incomprehensible for things to have
always existed and then one day, life was born. Quite a paradox to be sure, and difficult to describe, but if you think about it, I believe you'd agree with me. So I suppose my question that is bothering me is this: can something come ex nihilo (out of nothing) unless someone or something made it, from any standpoint (scientific or philosophical)? And help on this dilemma of mine would be quite welcome. Thanks again, Soracilla.
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