Questions had always been asked about how the universe could come from 'nothing'. 'Nothing' can be defined as empty space i.e. the universe without any particles and radiation. 'Nothing', according to theoretical physicist Prof Lawrence Krauss, is complicated and unstable. In Krauss' words, ''Recent discoveries in Physics and Cosmology prove that 'nothing' is unstable. The laws of Quantum Mechanics and Gravity show that if an empty space is left long enough, particles will be created and could produce a universe full of matter.''

Since God's creation effort ended thousands of years ago (6000yrs?), how do we explain the creation of new stars and planets? Does Krauss' idea of the effect of gravity on positive and negative energy in line with recent research not provide a better explanation about the origin of the universe?

Oluye0311: Questions had always been asked about how the universe could come from 'nothing'. 'Nothing' can be defined as empty space i.e. the universe without any particles and radiation. 'Nothing', according to theoretical physicist Prof Lawrence Krauss, is complicated and unstable. In Krauss' words, ''Recent discoveries in Physics and Cosmology prove that 'nothing' is unstable. The laws of Quantum Mechanics and Gravity show that if an empty space is left long enough, particles will be created and could produce a universe full of matter.''

Since God's creation effort ended thousands of years ago (6000yrs?), how do we explain the creation of new stars and planets? Does Krauss' idea of the effect of gravity on positive and negative energy in line with recent research not provide a better explanation about the origin of the universe?

The Jews seek signs and the Greek seeks wisdom, but we preach Christ crucified. To the Jews a stumbling block, n to the Greeks foolishness, but to us Christ the power n the wisdom of God!

He is a God that created all thing,,through him,all things are created..

Let me get you straight. You are saying the entire universe came from nothing?

Oluye0311: Questions had always been asked about how the universe could come from 'nothing'. 'Nothing' can be defined as empty space i.e. the universe without any particles and radiation. 'Nothing', according to theoretical physicist Prof Lawrence Krauss, is complicated and unstable. In Krauss' words, ''Recent discoveries in Physics and Cosmology prove that 'nothing' is unstable. The laws of Quantum Mechanics and Gravity show that if an empty space is left long enough, particles will be created and could produce a universe full of matter.''

Since God's creation effort ended thousands of years ago (6000yrs?), how do we explain the creation of new stars and planets? Does Krauss' idea of the effect of gravity on positive and negative energy in line with recent research not provide a better explanation about the origin of the universe?

italo: Let me get you straight. You are saying the entire universe came from nothing?

Recent research in Physics shows that it is possible for matter to be created from 'nothing'.

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Matter cannot be created without energy.

So if the universe was created with energy, who created or generated the energy?

italo: ^^^

Matter cannot be created without energy.

So if the universe was created with energy, who created or generated the energy?

Your question easily begs the question: Who created God?

italo: ^^^

Matter cannot be created without energy.

So if the universe was created with energy, who created or generated the energy?

Science does not claim to know it all because it is constantly evolving. The God of the gaps gets smaller daily.

italo: ^^^

Matter cannot be created without energy.

So if the universe was created with energy, who created or generated the energy?

God doesn't exist,we do. What "if" we are the "Gods/God mind" who created everything with our imaginations and now are experiencing the result of our imagination. For me, we are the creators and we are still creating. We have created many thing already. The laws,imaginary gods,cities,planets and universes. What if we created this reality we all live in?

God IS. He wasnt created.

Now can you tell me about the energy that created the universe?

Oluye0311:

Your question easily begs the question: Who created God?

Who is "science?"

You mean, man doesnt claim to know it all. He is constantly acquiring knowledge from God through science and faith.

Oluye0311:

Science does not claim to know it all because it is constantly evolving. The God of the gaps gets smaller daily.