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Originally Posted by Rosie  If this incredibly powerful being created the world, wouldn’t it make sense for him to model the conception of a human after the conception of the universe? |
Perhaps. However human development involves intake of nutrients from the environment around the fertilised egg. What's the womb of the universe?
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Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler There wouldn't be room for an infinite number of things or an infinite amount of energy even in an infinite universe. |
Think of a group of 5 numbers. Then think of a group of 5 different number. And another 5. Now assume you could keep thinking of 5 different numbers indefinitely (i.e., you'd never die). Would an infinite set of numbers ever run out of "room" for sets of 5 numbers?
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Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler The number of universes might be massive - in the googlezillions (if that's a number... I figure you get the point) - but it can't be infinite. |
Why not?