TH> If there was ever a point in which nothing at all existed (no
 TH> universe, no God, no forces or laws to bring any universe/continuum
 TH> into existence), then would anything ever exist?
 WE> The Improbable Universe
 WE> The universe came into being by quantum uncertainty.  The probability
 WE> of an universe appearing out of nowhere is zero.  Because of
 WE> uncertainty, that probability is not exact.  Yet with infinite
 WE> patience, a micro-probable event will happen.  So there is no absolute
 WE> assurance that only nothing comes out of nothing.  Thus, this
 WE> extremely improbable phenomena, the universe. 
You didn't fully understand the depth of the question. The question addressed
a hypothetical situation in which there was absolutely *nothing* in existence
at all - no matter, energy, God or gods, universe, multiverse, forces,
properties, universal laws, etc. Quantum uncertainty is a property of
reality. The question assumed the complete absence of any kind of reality
and such properties.
... Back up my hard disk? I can't find the reverse switch!
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