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To: Greg or e who wrote (34112)	3/10/2013 4:55:47 PM
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Science maybe saying the universe is uncreated but religion is saying the same thing, so the descrepancy & big flap here with Krauss is no flap at all, what is the best approximate true statement---> *the world is a continuum.* There is not the slightest chance that any philosopher, mystic, prophet or messiah of any religion *had or has* the slightest clue to the true dimensions of time & space, this is beyond anyone's comprehension and to say otherwise is a lie. One cannot imagine a "big bang", thats too far away for any human intellect to grasp, that some primitive prophets of old could imgine this "creation" is sublimely rediculous.

To: Greg or e who wrote (34112)	3/10/2013 4:58:49 PM
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That God did or did not create the world is more or less irrelevent since the main teaching of religion concerns itself with the unseen world of spirit , that is itself a continuum that transcends any creation. It would have existed before , simultaneously & will exist ever after, therefore all this flap about "creation" is already moot regarding what you already believe or did you forget your own beliefs? Because of the extreme limitations of your intellect, vocabulary & tendency for shallow disruptive thinking , the idea of "Creation" itself is only just so incidental to be almost an aside to the most important ideas represented in religion, These were always of a class regarding codes of behavior, widening moral awareness, ritual responsibility & ethical nature . If believed then assumes the existence of an unending eternal spirit world which was alwys beyond a "creation" So again there is no real big issue with science saying the Universe may have had no beginning, only a continuum , for that is what your religion & messiah is saying as well, or maybe you have just forgotten all the important parts again? Let there be light indeed...