Space neither begins nor ends.
Neither do we.
What do you think?
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-Hamlet, Act One, Scene Five
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4 comments:
Truth.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
In my way of thinking, G-d neither begins nor ends (is eternal), but G-d created space and us, so we and space have a beginning, but no end because we were made to be everlasting (always existent from the moment of creation).
Maybe my differentiating between eternal and everlasting is splitting hairs, but i like such discussions sometimes, it makes me define what i'm thinking.
Mary Anne, aye.
Messymimi, debating eternity vs infinity makes for excellent discussion. I think eternity requires a starting point. Infinity? Not necessarily.
This calls for a definition of God, and that's a long debate. It would sure be interesting, though.
It is a nice mind-bending thought. Good in some ways for judging our responses to challenges in life.
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