Pollack's Problems
Malcolm Pollack has lately been asking some hard questions for philosophical naturalists, and my favorite is this one, number 3:
3) Why is there something rather than nothing? . . . Mightn't nothing, not even the laws of physics, ever have come into being at all?This is - as noted - my favorite question. But I didn't tell you why. Here's why. The question boggles my mind. I can find no proper way to ask the question. Why not? Because no matter how hard I try to think of pure nothingness, I always find a residue of 'somethingness' in it. Doesn't this boggle your mind, too?
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posted by Horace Jeffery Hodges @ 6:38 AM
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2 Comments:
Maybe the book of Genesis chapters 1 & 2 and Hebrews 11:3 could shed some light on the subject
I don't see how my mind would be unboggled.
Jeffery Hodges
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