Message 122My statement of "something cannot come from nothing" is absolutely true.
Message 123Then where did the universe come from in your view? If it is by the hand of God {and God is something} then how do you avoid the same conundrum?
God always existed. He wasn't created. He is infinite.
So therefor {he\she\it} came from nothing, OR {he\she\it} IS nothing.
{ABE} OR {something} always existed that may or may not be {god\gods\being\beings} OR all is illusion ... {/ABE}
Thanks for playing.
Point 2: If the universe is filled with the appearance of something, but when you add it all up you end up with a net zero as some things cancel others, then you don't have a sum{something} but a sum{nothing}, and all you have is temporary differentiation that deteriorates back to nothing (entrophy). Currently the sum appears to be net zero ...
Ever going to answer the probability question?
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