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1) You just rephrased 'God has infinite history' I don't see the point. 2) 'nature say everything has to have a beginning' uh?? If you imagine the Universe exp
by renox 4y ago
1) You just rephrased 'God has infinite history' I don't see the point.
2) 'nature say everything has to have a beginning' uh??
If you imagine the Universe expanding then contracting cyclically where is the beginning?
- mxkopy 4y agoWhich comes first, x/2 < x or x < 2x ? I think mathematical statements don't have causes but constraints. Could be that the universe is somehow constrained to exist because of some incredibly abstract truth.