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Glassunion Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-27-11 09:16 PM
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77. I can always read more.
There is no hot cup of tea or a book large enough to suit me.

""one moment" is such a ridiculous statement regarding this theory that it shows you haven't read much about it." Please do enlighten me as to how there was not a moment where the singularity stopped being a singularity and expanded over a 13 billion year period into our known universe. Everything in existence has to begin existing at one moment or another.

"Also, the idea that there can only be purpose or random chance is a fallacy known as false dichotomy." This leaves me asking what are the other options if we remove purpose or chance(without purpose)?
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