I take it as an incontestable premise that a condition of existence cannot derive from a condition of non-existence. From this it follows that if ever there is a condition of non-existence then no condition of existence may ever follow upon it. Because there is now a condition of existence, we may therefore deduce that there has heretofore been no condition of non-existence.

Something has always existed.

According to cosmologists, the universe has existed for 13.7 billion years. The space-time continuum exists only within the universe and not beyond it. Thus, there...

Suppose the universe is easier to understand than you ever could have imagined. All you have to do is maybe look at it from a different point of view. Follow me through the rabbit's hole.

I take as my starting point that all I can ever know, about myself or the universe in which I seem to dwell, comes to me by way of experience. I experience the contents of my senses. Sight and sound. Taste and smell. Contact, temperature, and balance (gravitational pull & equilibrium). I also experience the contents of my imagination, which deftly mimics all of my senses. I can imagine...