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Zero Point - Leon

Sep 07, 2009 05:12 PM
by Cass Silva


Leon,
This is in response to a poster who struggles with the idea of a godcreated universe.  Am I on the right track?
Cass

Can I propose that this  primeval particle was a combination of matter and energy? As matter is unable to be destroyed only changed,  could this zero mass reach a point that its constitution in static equilibrium could no longer be contained and that change was the inevitable result of an inherent force acting upon itself? 

This then suggests that matter and energy are in a constant state of flux (albeit over billions and billions of years) from static to energetic and that expansion and contraction are  a result or an effect of changing interacting forces.

This then takes god out of the zero point and replaces god with 'force'.  A force that is subject to its own laws?   

Cass



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