Before the Beginning
Our understanding of creation relies on the validity of the laws of physics, particularly quantum uncertainty. But that implies that the laws of physics were somehow encoded into the fabric of our universe before it existed. How can physical laws exist outside of space and time and without cause of their own? Or, to put it another way, why is there something rather than nothing?
Amanda Gefter, “Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?”, New Scientist, 23 July 2011, p29)
HOW INDEED! WHY INDEED! WHAT IS THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM HERE?
ian
on July 30th, 2011
all explained (sort of ) in my website
gerhard kemmerer
on April 21st, 2012
The universe was created by the relinquishing of infnite power, because nothing can exist with infinite power. The Divine command “Let there be…” – is an allowance – a concession for the existance of the universe. This Biblical concept is in opposition to natural deduction. You will find that it unlocks mysteries about nature.