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The beginning; is this logically possible? Can there be any such thing as a beginning? In the general scientific term, what constitutes the beginning? Is it the big-bang, which more and more members of the scientific community are starting to distance themselves from? What has led so many prominent scholars to drop this otherwise gospel truth that has stood for so long in the world of science?
In an earlier article (The Ultimate Secret of Life – Why are we here?) we expressly stated that there can be no beginning—it is logically impossible. The concept of deriving something from nothing is at best spurious. Lately, the theory of the big-bang no longer claims it to be the beginning of all things, but only the beginning of our known universe, and that there may be multiverse; ours being only one of possibly hundreds, claims one theory. We also presented the argument that the more science learns, the more it corroborates long standing positions of the Bible. One such example is that it is completely logical that God, is, was, and always shall be.
Even if one believes not in the god of our choice, it is completely plausible that at least one thing must have always existed. The logic of this conclusion is; that since there is matter, which couldn’t have come into existence if there was ever a state of true nothingness, then something must have given cause for it to come into being. Even the very state of nothingness is, itself, under close scrutiny. Can there be a true state of nothingness? Is this possible? If all matter in the universe were to disappear, what would be left? If the answer is dark emptiness, does that constitute true nothingness?
Truth is; it is almost impossible to wrap our finite minds around a concept as farfetched as one that purports the reality of no beginning. How can this be, our limitable minds screams. And yet, since we are talking about the ultimate beginning, there can be no other answer. A derivative of this reality is our bold conclusion that God, as the One Thing, is beyond our ability to fully comprehend. Such is the God who has bequeathed unto us the promise of an eternal existence, and the one we solemnly serve. Why, because we’re in the pursuit of the greatest prize of them all, eternal life.
Next time, we will present more on the topic of an ultimate beginning.
In an earlier article (The Ultimate Secret of Life – Why are we here?) we expressly stated that there can be no beginning—it is logically impossible. The concept of deriving something from nothing is at best spurious. Lately, the theory of the big-bang no longer claims it to be the beginning of all things, but only the beginning of our known universe, and that there may be multiverse; ours being only one of possibly hundreds, claims one theory. We also presented the argument that the more science learns, the more it corroborates long standing positions of the Bible. One such example is that it is completely logical that God, is, was, and always shall be.
Even if one believes not in the god of our choice, it is completely plausible that at least one thing must have always existed. The logic of this conclusion is; that since there is matter, which couldn’t have come into existence if there was ever a state of true nothingness, then something must have given cause for it to come into being. Even the very state of nothingness is, itself, under close scrutiny. Can there be a true state of nothingness? Is this possible? If all matter in the universe were to disappear, what would be left? If the answer is dark emptiness, does that constitute true nothingness?
Truth is; it is almost impossible to wrap our finite minds around a concept as farfetched as one that purports the reality of no beginning. How can this be, our limitable minds screams. And yet, since we are talking about the ultimate beginning, there can be no other answer. A derivative of this reality is our bold conclusion that God, as the One Thing, is beyond our ability to fully comprehend. Such is the God who has bequeathed unto us the promise of an eternal existence, and the one we solemnly serve. Why, because we’re in the pursuit of the greatest prize of them all, eternal life.
Next time, we will present more on the topic of an ultimate beginning.
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