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Do you think that something came from nothing absence of everything

belfo 6 Nov 17
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Well, belfodil, the book of Genesis states that in the beginning there was nothing except the 'word' and, as we all now understand (well most of us anyway that is), a word is NOTHING more than vibrations traveling as waves of compressions and decompressions of air, ergo, even the book of Genesis is 100% incorrect.
But science has shown that the origins of the Universe were far more complex and definable than just appearing from an absence of anything/everything.
There is far more scientific evidence in favour of the 'Big Bang Theory Origin of the Universe' than there can ever be for the mythology posited in Genesis.

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Yes. There is proof. [medium.com] Quantum fluctuations.

Buxx Level 7 Nov 17, 2018

Those quantum fluctuations that are supposed to have caused the Big Bang: where did the quantum fields come from that did the fluctuating? What caused the laws of nature? Reality is a very deep and profound mystery, probably not understandable in human terms, and that article certainly sheds no light.

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