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Originally Posted by Rave_Grip  The only thing I am passionately curious about is the immortality of God.
I am bringing religious for just this time.
I believe that there has to be a much higher power that controls the mighty and enigmatic universe. However, nothing lasts forever and neither does the universe. So if this is true, does that mean God will, too, cease to exist?
Then if that happens, the aftermath is anyone's guess. |
Why would he when God is supposed to have organized it in the first place? After all the material to make the universe had to come from somewhere.
To be more specific on what I think on the subject, current understanding of "dark matter" and "dark energy" is so young it is still taking it's first breath. I suspect as we learn more about them we will also learn that our understanding of their effects was just as infantile.
Now someone explain why just because a system ceases to be held by the universal gravitational core they would also cease to be held by a system gravitational core as well? Even if a system breaks down into particles these amoeboid clusters are supposed to form the planets anyway.