Such is an argument for the fact of there never having been nothing, or equivalently that there was always something. from one viewpoint, it is possibly evidence that the universe is infinite; from another, it could just be meaningless if there is no cause needed, and as many have put it, "stuff just happens".
However, the fact of a beginning is inherent in whether there was nothing or if "it" is infinite. When there was nothing and now something, then there must have been beginning; when infinite, there was no beginning. Both rely on an assumption, as neither can be proved entirely true or false, and so asking whether there was a beginning really depends on what you assume or show.
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According to Quantum Physics - all things don't have a cause. However, you should look at the Cosmological Argument (also known as the First Cause Argument) if you looking on the philosophical side: http:/www.existence-of-god.com/first-cause-argument.html
They first state their question. Next hypothesize. Then research. Then materials and procedures.
That's what some people say, but for me I'd have to say no. I believe that first impressions doesn't count, sure, it counts at the start -that's the reason why they call it first impressions, 'cause it's just a thought-at first meeting a saying you could relate with this: "do not judge a book by it's cover" :))---that's just what I believe at least...
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It does nothing. It consists of the first five digits of pi. It could be the representation of a date in the US style. It does nothing. It consists of the first five digits of pi. It could be the representation of a date in the US style. It does nothing. It consists of the first five digits of pi. It could be the representation of a date in the US style. It does nothing. It consists of the first five digits of pi. It could be the representation of a date in the US style.
Nothing specific. Just the beginning of periods.
the first computers were invented in mid 1930s but nothing was actually built until beginning of ww2.
the premise that something can not come from nothing or being from non being is the basis for eternal return. For anything to exist something must have always been. This first cause or unmoved mover having no beginning could not create anything that would not be as eternal as itself. Time and being itself are circular and being which is really the act of becoming, because nothing is static, can only be eternal since it comes from a first cause that is eternal. In essence everything, including ourselves, has always existed and always will. I wrote this and will write this forever. john@seatechcorp.com
AnswerThe First Cause Argument is a process of logic that says that everything must have a cause, and lke links in a chain, every cause must have a prior cause. The argument is that God is the first cause, although the same argument could apply equally to any other god. This argument also means that the one exception is that God does not need a prior cause.Scientific theories about the ultimate origin of the universe are collectively associated with the "big bang" event that essentially started it. The position now is that God no longer need be the first cause, because we have a natural explanation for the beginning of the universe. However, that does not eliminate a first cause - it simply means we have a natural first cause rather than a supernatural one.The big bang theory challenges the theological assumption that God was the first cause, but it does not mean there was no first cause. The first cause was a natural event.
At the beginning of the war the US did... absolutely nothing, refusing to get invovled in Europe's affairs.
nobody built a time machine yet but nothing is impossible you could be the first to do so
There is nothing stating what a cause variable is. A casual relation between two events exists if the occurrence of the first event causes the outcome of the other. This is also known as cause and effect.
There is nothing stating what a cause variable is. A casual relation between two events exists if the occurrence of the first event causes the outcome of the other. This is also known as cause and effect.
In an English translation, the first three words are "In the beginning . . .". In its original language, the first three words are "b'ray-SHEET bah-RAH eh-lo-KEEM . . . " When translated, those three words cover "In the beginning god created . . . ". Hebrew is more efficient with words and syllables than many other languages are.
The first five books are considered to be a Pentateuch, meaning a fivefold volume. The only theme I could come up with is "In The Beginning".