This is actually often discussed.
Existence is possible, because we actually do exist.
Although many things in nature do exhibit a cyclical behaviour, all these cycles did have a beginning at some time. Cycles do not continue endlessly, but change through spacetime. One example of this is: The Earth-Moon system. At some point in the future, The Moon will escape the gravity of Earth.
You do not understand time properly. Time is, quite simply: a property of massenergy in space. A clock is not time. A clock is an instrument designed to measure time, usually as a portion of the time that it takes the Earth to complete one orbit around the Sun.
The cycles began at the very beginning of the formation of the Universe.
Aliens do exist in nature, god does not. 'God' is an abstract concept. What created aliens was (and is) an evolution of massenergy and sometimes quarkenergy, sometimes quite similarly to our own evolution, but sometimes quite differently. 'God' was created in the minds of humans (loosely). [Some other human species also created a concept similar to 'god']
Space is infinite and always existed. It is not like a little piece of paper.
Space was never 'blank'.
I agree. All the advanced Sentient and Ethical creatures in the Universe accede that three-dimensional space has always existed (including the one [now deceased] that jackjones perceives to be their deity).
Once again, any deity creature must be a complex being. The Universe could not have begun in a complex way.
You can only say that to someone who believes that the incidents happened. That someone in fact died for our sins. Not to say I am against Christianity but that is assuming everyone is Christian. Not the case here. Granted given the circumstances we can neither prove or disprove god. We can neither disprove aliens. We can not prove something of a higher life form may exist. Some people believe that ghosts live on a different dimension but same world. However even with all this your statement makes no sense at all unless the person you are asking states "I believe someone died for our sin". So you can not just assume he is of the same religion as you. This is nothing against Christianity. You just make no sense.
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This is actually often discussed.
Existence is possible, because we actually do exist.
Although many things in nature do exhibit a cyclical behaviour, all these cycles did have a beginning at some time. Cycles do not continue endlessly, but change through spacetime. One example of this is: The Earth-Moon system. At some point in the future, The Moon will escape the gravity of Earth.
You do not understand time properly. Time is, quite simply: a property of massenergy in space. A clock is not time. A clock is an instrument designed to measure time, usually as a portion of the time that it takes the Earth to complete one orbit around the Sun.
The cycles began at the very beginning of the formation of the Universe.
Aliens do exist in nature, god does not. 'God' is an abstract concept. What created aliens was (and is) an evolution of massenergy and sometimes quarkenergy, sometimes quite similarly to our own evolution, but sometimes quite differently. 'God' was created in the minds of humans (loosely). [Some other human species also created a concept similar to 'god']
Space is infinite and always existed. It is not like a little piece of paper.
Space was never 'blank'.
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It didn't always exist, though. Not as such.
There's no evidence for you to discount a God, but aside from that, great comment.
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There is also no evidence to count a 'god'. Zero physical evidence.
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Then it's still a possibility until proven otherwise. :)
Have you looked into string theory?
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String theory is a trap, from which there is no escape. You can never understand the actual nature of the Universe using string theory.
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I see, but it's still interesting...
What theory isn't a trap?
then where did space come from suckonthis9?
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Three-dimensional space has always been present and is infinite.
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everthing has a beginning, except God. space wasnt always here
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That's special pleading, a fallacy.
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Time:Motion::Matter:Space
This analogy would imply that empty space is irrelevant unless there is something to occupy it.
I agree. All the advanced Sentient and Ethical creatures in the Universe accede that three-dimensional space has always existed (including the one [now deceased] that jackjones perceives to be their deity).
Once again, any deity creature must be a complex being. The Universe could not have begun in a complex way.
So you dont believe in god?
So who died for your sins.....
If that's possible in what hands of time where humans were created?
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You can only say that to someone who believes that the incidents happened. That someone in fact died for our sins. Not to say I am against Christianity but that is assuming everyone is Christian. Not the case here. Granted given the circumstances we can neither prove or disprove god. We can neither disprove aliens. We can not prove something of a higher life form may exist. Some people believe that ghosts live on a different dimension but same world. However even with all this your statement makes no sense at all unless the person you are asking states "I believe someone died for our sin". So you can not just assume he is of the same religion as you. This is nothing against Christianity. You just make no sense.
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Im making plenty of sense, but your just ignorant...