I do believe in this a little bit. I mean. There has to be a beginning to anything and everything. If there wasn't, then things wouldn't make sense. I know the laws of conservation of energy and mass, but I think there is a beginning to everything.

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Does this also tie in to the parallel universe theory?

termapeg wrote

Theology wrote Edit:

I've had some good feedback off my other topics and I really appreciate it.

I hope I can bring you more interesting and thought provoking topics in the future.

Does this also tie in to the parallel universe theory?

I suppose there could be an infinite number of these occurrences. So, yes.

I personally really like this one. But instead I like to think of black holes as other universes. Think of it this way once all the matter in this universe is sucked up by black holes where will it go? So I like to think of it as one starts another ends. But still what created the first one? Ugh most confusing thing in the universe. I honestly don't think any human can comprehend how a universe is created if only one did.