(July 23, 2015 at 2:27 pm)KUSA Wrote:If we had a painting. The whole painting was blue, and every dot of it was blue, would you say it's logical to say "yes we know every part of it is blue, and the whole of it is blue...but then it can possibly be other then blue in color."(July 23, 2015 at 12:36 pm)MysticKnight Wrote: There is no state of the universe that was always there, each state began to exist like the Sun. That leads to the conclusion the whole of it began to exist, which therefore to assume it's eternal is illogical.
That's a false conclusion. How can you determine that the universe wasn't always there in some unknown form?
The same logic applies if every state of the universe began to exist, and all the states of it together began to exist, it's not really logical to say "well how do you know that it didn't always exist?".