Re: Creation "Science" Made Easy...

by Rockhopper Sat Dec 27, 2014 2:59 am

Einstein's Theory is relevant here Star. And it applies to all of the known universe. To say that there may be other universes is speculation with no evidence to even indicate them.

Time is the period between when something begins and ends, that's all it is. There is nothing to indicate any other form of time.

No Scientific Theory is conclusive but some are so advanced now that one could suggest that not much more could be learned on any particular theory. That is a common mis-conception, somehow Scientists have closed the book on certain theories and that is simply not true either. Conspiracists and Creationists all try that statement as a truth but it is not.

Tim.

by Stargate Sat Dec 27, 2014 9:05 am

Rockhopper wrote:Einstein's Theory is relevant here Star. And it applies to all of the known universe. To say that there may be other universes is speculation with no evidence to even indicate them.

Time is the period between when something begins and ends, that's all it is. There is nothing to indicate any other form of time.

No Scientific Theory is conclusive but some are so advanced now that one could suggest that not much more could be learned on any particular theory. That is a common mis-conception, somehow Scientists have closed the book on certain theories and that is simply not true either. Conspiracists and Creationists all try that statement as a truth but it is not.

Tim.

Tim, I find this discussion very interesting. As I see it logic is dictating that there is something supporting our universe what ever that is. If time is the beginning and end to something, it is also indicating that there must be more than one universe. Speculation begins where scientific proof cannot deliver. I would think we begin to come out of the spiritual world with thought into the material one. Where would science find its beginning? This question is very relevant, if it is not known, how would we know exactly where science finds itself? Remember I am not a sciencetis as such, these are my thoughts on the subject.