If you witnessed creation II

modus_tollens · (#1 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Rev Chard

If you were able to go back and witness creation, what would you observe?
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I believe I was shown the beginning of concrete forms in a vision. Everything I was seeing was symbolic of something, such as the car I was in symbolized the first particle which "came from nowhere" yet very much came from somewhere.

I might have explained it better / differently here:
memoirs from the continuum

crfcom · (#2 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by mippop

I think the Bible is flexible enough to allow for several perspectives. From hindsight I can say that Genesis is consistent with Einstein's laws as well. I did not read anything from your response about how the non-existence of space fits the duality of space being the absence of matter. Also, using duality as a basis, are you willing to state that it is impossible for the absence of both darkness and light to exist at the same time? I do not have an answer to this scenario, but I am not willing to rule it out as a possibility.

The absence of light and dark, at the same time, would be one way of describing unity reality. "Dual" is two, so I don't know how you're going to get to singular reality using duality as a basis.
As to the existence of space, it may be easiest to say that it is a construct of rational mind to explain the "no-thing" which it perceives around the objects it sees. As "time" is the construct it uses to define the perceived distance between any two perceived events (sunrise/sunset), so "space" is the construct it uses to explain the perceived distance between any two perceived objects.
In unity reality, all exists now, and all exists here, as potentialities, unconditionally.

metis · (#3 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by mippop

Though it is a common fact in our current environment at the present time, I cannot be so sure that darkness must be the absence of light and visa versa. Before Einstein, there was an unquestioned belief that space is the absence of matter. Well now we know that there are instances where space doesn't even exist.

Are you referring to dark energy and dark matter with the above?

metis · (#4 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by mippop

Though it is a common fact in our current environment at the present time, I cannot be so sure that darkness must be the absence of light and visa versa. Before Einstein, there was an unquestioned belief that space is the absence of matter. Well now we know that there are instances where space doesn't even exist.

I posted a couple of minutes ago, but the post didn't appear, so I'll try again. With the above, are you possibly referring to dark energy and dark matter?

mippop · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by mippop

Though it is a common fact in our current environment at the present time, I cannot be so sure that darkness must be the absence of light and visa versa. Before Einstein, there was an unquestioned belief that space is the absence of matter. Well now we know that there are instances where space doesn't even exist.

Are you referring to dark energy and dark matter with the above?

I don't know what the hell I'm talking about.

I'm simply not willing to discount the possibilities here.

metis · (#6 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by mippop

I don't know what the hell I'm talking about.

I'm simply not willing to discount the possibilities here.

Most of us probably are not willing to admit the above, so congrats are in order for you.

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