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Comment on Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Part IV by Dennis and Sharon Malchow
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Comments for Crisis Magazine
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...Part IV in a series.
Especially about the origins of the universe, concerning which they scarcely know anything more than we do.
Tweet ThisUntil, that is, and all at once it seems, all that impacted nothingness suddenly burst into bloom, collating itself into countless self-replicating bits to produce life as we know it.
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” What on earth does that mean?
“You couldn’t even wonder where all that sprang from, or how it was that a world came into existence, rather than nothingness,” he concludes.