MB> Time began at the Big Bang. The reason this is the best natural
MB> explanation is not because "time" is an existant "thing" like a carpet
MB> or a wall; but because there must be a definition to support an
MB> abstract idea such as "time".
MB>
MB> In order for "time" to be meaningful, there must be movement - or a
MB> context, if you will. Since before the Big Bang we cannot theorize
MB> (we can speculate), then time is meaningless before the Big Bang
MB> because we can describe nothing that gives it a context in which to
MB> move- without a universe for it to move within.
...snip...
Great explanation. With all Richard's whining -an excuse to ignore truth- I
wonder how he will respond to what you have posed. I wonder what he thinks
when people like yourself and Clarence actually come to similar conclusions
to a "mad fundie" like myself.
... Al's Vet & Taxidermy: Either way, you get your dog back.
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