Atheist Evangelism

[snowtracks]

Here's an idea: There cannot have been 'nothing' from all eternity. Otherwise, nothing would now be in existence. From nothing comes nothing. Then you continue by saying, "Trust me, I know it wasn't God; it has to be unequivocally, energy and matter are eternal."

[Fake Messiah]

Here's an idea: There cannot have been 'nothing' from all eternity. Otherwise, nothing would now be in existence. From nothing comes nothing. Then you continue by saying, "Trust me, I know it wasn't God; it has to be unequivocally, energy and matter are eternal."

Poor religious people. They are still kept in the dark and fed with lies about scientific discoveries.

[Mister Agenda]

Here's an idea: There cannot have been 'nothing' from all eternity. Otherwise, nothing would now be in existence. From nothing comes nothing. Then you continue by saying, "Trust me, I know it wasn't God; it has to be unequivocally, energy and matter are eternal."

Nothingness seems to be a state of affairs that is necessarily brief. How long can it last, without time? And then there are virtual particles popping into existence all of the time, literally out of nothing.

Has your idea of God been around for eternity, or just since the beginning of time?

[no one]

Is "snowtracks" in reference to all the lines of cocaine that have etched deep ridges in your cognitive abilities?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Here's an idea: There cannot have been 'nothing' from all eternity.

Proof or bullshit, what will he trot out to prove that?

[Ahriman]

There might never have been nothing at all. It's something humans can't really imagine but that doesn't mean it can't be true.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

There might never have been nothing at all. It's something humans can't really imagine but that doesn't mean it can't be true.

Matter and anti-matter weren't quite balanced during the Big Bang. Everything we see results from that difference.

[Ahriman]

There might never have been nothing at all. It's something humans can't really imagine but that doesn't mean it can't be true.

Matter and anti-matter weren't quite balanced during the Big Bang. Everything we see results from that difference.

But how do you know that?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Matter and anti-matter weren't quite balanced during the Big Bang. Everything we see results from that difference.

But how do you know that?

The bulk of the visible universe behaves like "normal" matter. The massive amount of free energy came, according to best current estimate, from the matter/antimatter annihilation event commonly called "the big bang." To quote Mike Rowe, "it wasn't big and it didn't bang". But the intent is workable. Then Alan Guth came along and made things interesting.

[Angrboda]

Matter and anti-matter weren't quite balanced during the Big Bang. Everything we see results from that difference.

But how do you know that?