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Mike375
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It didn't start from nothing but a huge ball of plasma
And of course...where did or how did the big plasma come about.
Exactly, one either has to accept that the universe has always been there or that god has, the former is more logical, what can't be proven at this moment is that the Universe has been in a state of perpetual flux for all time and that we may well be in its final fling, it's still more plausible than the bearded man dogma
To accept the universe as having always been there (without a god) defies all science which only leaves a god with God like abilities. On the other hand, to deny the existance of a god would introduce infinity to science which would mean you just about have to throw everything out. Does the universe have boundaries. If so what is on the othe side of the boundaries.
If the universe has been there forever then each of us is as close to the beginning as was the sun 5 billion years ago. For the univerese to extend to infinity means our position in the universe is the same as a gallaxy deemed to be 10 billion light years from us.
To accept some scientific declaration as an explanation requires a leap to faith that is beyond description and doubly so when history teaches us such theories or declarations are only temporary.