| Vision of Creation He who says, "You cannot recieve something from nothing" is of limited intellegence, imagination and use of Greater magic. Everything that is, had to have started with nothing, you cant possibly start from the beggining with something. Picture this; the stages of matter are solid, liquid, gas, plasma and amorphus gas. Each one consentrated leads to the next form starting with amorphus gas.....or does it? I say otherwise and add the non-element stage of "nothing" (as do the alchemists) to the list. Imagine the vast oblivion of "nothing" that was before existance. Nothing was there, not an atom, not light or even dark, nothing. Not even space. Even thinking about it takes an excessive amount of concentration. If its hard on us and we exist, imagine how concentrated "nothing" had to have been. Id say enough to pop something not even as solid as an atom, not so much matter, but energy, concentrated more still, untill eventually it forms something as matter-like as an atom. An atom is in fact, mostly made of energy, why do you think it is so destructive to split one? The atom, alone and spinning with pure, unused energy, consentrating itself more and more untill, (cue big-bang theory) also explaining why the universe is constantly expanding. (Vision of Creation theory produced wholly by Damien F. with help from the Alchemists) |
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| This theory is fraudulant, mainly because it starts by denying a basic fundamental of science, which is that something can come from nothing. I know I might sound like I'm calling myself unintellegent and imagination lacking, but it is undeniable that no-thing can proceed from nothing. not even as Stephen Hawking tries vainly to explain it by saying there were mathmatical points in those "times". Even mathmatical points are something and couldn't have been around when there was nothing. And I know what many of you are thinking right now, also. I have thought it before. Where did God come from? Well, I will answer this and more in my new "Space and time matters" section in the "More yet file". Or just click on "Space and time matters". |