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Who or what created the Universe and how?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rosco..Jones" data-source="post: 85840" data-attributes="member: 2729"><p>How do you explain the Universe's creation?</p><p> Creation implies that time is linear and that there was a beginning. In a multidimensional universe (m Theory) All possibilities exist now & time is simultaneous. When we view the universe, what we see is the line of probabilities that would have occurred in order for us to be as we are today. This is covered very well in a book titled "The Accidental Universe" by Paul Davies. He covers all the things that had to have occurred since the Big Bang for things to be as they are seen today. It is interesting that there are many critical control points in the process. These are points, where if things had been only different by a minute degree, we no not be here to talk about it. Davies likened it to walking a razor's edge for billions of years without making one mistake.</p><p></p><p> Creation is occurring constantly in all points in space & time. With every moment our consciousness is faced with an infinite number of possible futures to actualize and experience. From our perspective these possible futures exist as a probability wave function. (check out "Double-slit experiment) <span style="font-size: 15px">Timelines we do not experience branch off</span> constantly and all possibilities are realized. Our choices create the world we experience out of all the alternate possibilities.</p><p></p><p> I think of God as the consciousness of all that is. God is part of everything and everything is a part of God. Reality is much more than just the physical universe we live in. One problem with Science is the focus on the Physical portion of reality almost exclusively. Science seldom deals with the non-physical. </p><p></p><p>Can science answer that question? NeuroQuantology ( <a href="http://www.neuroquantology.com/index.php/journal/issue/archive" target="_blank">Archives</a> ) deals with Neuroscience and Quantum Physics. The link above to the archives has many articles that look at reality in ways outside of the standard models. I would say that these guys are on the right track, but the more you learn, the more questions you are able to ask.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rosco..Jones, post: 85840, member: 2729"] How do you explain the Universe's creation? Creation implies that time is linear and that there was a beginning. In a multidimensional universe (m Theory) All possibilities exist now & time is simultaneous. When we view the universe, what we see is the line of probabilities that would have occurred in order for us to be as we are today. This is covered very well in a book titled "The Accidental Universe" by Paul Davies. He covers all the things that had to have occurred since the Big Bang for things to be as they are seen today. It is interesting that there are many critical control points in the process. These are points, where if things had been only different by a minute degree, we no not be here to talk about it. Davies likened it to walking a razor's edge for billions of years without making one mistake. Creation is occurring constantly in all points in space & time. With every moment our consciousness is faced with an infinite number of possible futures to actualize and experience. From our perspective these possible futures exist as a probability wave function. (check out "Double-slit experiment)[I][SIZE=4][B] [/B][/SIZE][/I][SIZE=4]Timelines we do not experience branch off[/SIZE] constantly and all possibilities are realized. Our choices create the world we experience out of all the alternate possibilities. I think of God as the consciousness of all that is. God is part of everything and everything is a part of God. Reality is much more than just the physical universe we live in. One problem with Science is the focus on the Physical portion of reality almost exclusively. Science seldom deals with the non-physical. Can science answer that question? NeuroQuantology ( [url="http://www.neuroquantology.com/index.php/journal/issue/archive"]Archives[/url] ) deals with Neuroscience and Quantum Physics. The link above to the archives has many articles that look at reality in ways outside of the standard models. I would say that these guys are on the right track, but the more you learn, the more questions you are able to ask. [/QUOTE]
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