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In mathematics, a singularity is in general a point at which a given mathematical object is not defined
PerfectAnomoly
"How can life come from just dirt, water and air?"
"How can everything come from absolutely nothing?"
A SINGULARITY IS
The question/rhetorical statement "How could everything come from nothing?"
Grimpachi
reply to post by swanne
Everything that the singularity was comprised of.
GetHyped
reply to post by swanne
Who knows? That doesn't mean that God is a valid substitution, though.
reply to post by borntowatch
But the assumption "we don't know, therefore God did it" is scientific and rational? Saying "we don't know" isn't a religious statement or one of faith, no matter how hard you try and and equate science with religion.
PerfectAnomoly
reply to post by Snarl
But science is honest.... and in fact it does say just that.... "I don't know yet".... but it adds the caveat:- "But I have a pretty good idea based on my observations and experiments".....
The difference between science and religion is that religion does not even try to understand it.... and I cannot live in a world with a complete lack of inquiry and investigation... to understand is to be enlightened...
PA