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GENESIS IN THE BEGINNING - GNINNIGEB EHT NI SISENEG

It doesn't matter if you believe in the Big Bang Theory and that we're flying through infinite space or if you believe that we live in an enclosed environment that was intentionally created and nothing was the result of evolution in the very beginning..

The fact is that everything in reality must be the result of a series of events that came before it.

How could an endless outer space with planets and suns and moons exist unless something first created it ..or at the very least, created whatever made it possible for outer space to be brought into existence?

How could air exist without something first creating air? How could light exist without something making light possible? How could heat or the absence of heat exist without first creating something that makes temperature possible?

If the earth really is an enclosed environment, that means a Creator created all of it.. but what created the Creator? And what created the Creator's creator?

How could it ever be possible for the very 1st thing to ever happen in existence be the result of a manifestation that nobody or nothing is responsible for?

If reality did manifest itself, a series of events must have first occured that made said reality capable of eventually creating itself.

What was the very first thing to ever happen and how was it possible for it to exist if nothing existed before it?

The very first thing to ever happen is more than just an anomaly because it defies what existence even means

There has to be an answer to what the first thing to ever occur was because how could there not be an answer? That just doesn't make any type of sense for there to not be an answer to what started everything.

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caesar7 · 61-69, M
Maybe the answer lies in the afterlife; perhaps it isn’t about rewards or punishments at all, but about clarity. Maybe it’s the place where the fog finally lifts—where the questions we carried our whole lives, the ones that kept us awake at night, are gently answered. Not all at once, not with shock or judgment, but with understanding.

Maybe there we see how the smallest moments mattered, how love rippled farther than we ever knew, and how even our mistakes had a place in the larger story. The things that felt unfair or meaningless here might finally make sense when seen from the other side.

And if there is such a place, perhaps the greatest revelation won’t be cosmic secrets or hidden truths—but the quiet realization that we were never as lost, alone, or insignificant as we sometimes believed.
YoMomma ·
Personally i believe in the Jewish God and i think it does matter what a person believes because it effects their behavior and perception of the world and others
ItsMeMorgue · 46-50, F
Thank you for not excluding the creator from the idea that everything has to have a source. So many religious folk commit that fallacy.
The proper answer is I don’t know.
OriginalDumbMan · 36-40
Wrong. Only god exists in potent form. God has divided himself/itself to various living being. It can only be understood when god shows you. No scientific theory can reach that.
ItsMeMorgue · 46-50, F
@OriginalDumbMan
This meta-stuff is fine for musing but may have zip to do with our actual circumstances
Maybe assuming that something created something is a logical fallacy

Maybe it is impossible to have nothing

 
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