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The Question presumes …Why did God create all the seemingly useless universes?
At this point in time - this Universe is the Only Universe that exists.
All else is pure unproven speculation
The Question presumes …Why did God create all the seemingly useless universes?
Well, scientifically it is like life on other planets… Not proven, but very likelybclustr9:![]()
The Question presumes …Why did God create all the seemingly useless universes?
At this point in time - this Universe is the Only Universe that exists.
All else is pure unproven speculation
AND – Not proven, but very likely IS?Well, scientifically it is like life on other planets… Not proven, but very likely
You can speculate of course, but so far science has shown that we live in the best of all possible worlds. Everything from radio signals to space missions have come back without signs of life.I can’t imagine the Ultimate Creator having only created earth and the creatures on our planet. To assume such is to place limits in our minds on God’s power and infinite abilities, not to mention his love of life and living things.
Which means we have eliminated 0.003% of the possibilities…JanR:![]()
You can speculate of course, but so far science has shown that we live in the best of all possible worlds. Everything from radio signals to space missions have come back without signs of life.I can’t imagine the Ultimate Creator having only created earth and the creatures on our planet. To assume such is to place limits in our minds on God’s power and infinite abilities, not to mention his love of life and living things.
Can you clarify what you mean?Why did God create all the seemingly useless universes?
Possums have to have something to eat. They eat many thousands of wood ticks. Possums are cute.Useless might be a word applied to wood ticks
You can’t see other universes. I think you mean galaxies.bclustr9:![]()
God, their creator, knows the answer to this question.Well what would their purpose likely be?
Perhaps one day he will allow us to know it too.
For now, we should accept that nothing God created is “useless” - it all has a purpose.
I would even say right now it has a purpose of giving mankind something interesting to study and contemplate, both from a pure scientific perspective, and to marvel at the greatness of God creating such a vast number of universes that we can’t even get them all into our heads.
They are also pretty for astronomers to look at and for us to see pictures of.
That’s like looking out of your back door and declaring there is no life on Europa.JanR:![]()
You can speculate of course, but so far science has shown that we live in the best of all possible worlds. Everything from radio signals to space missions have come back without signs of life.I can’t imagine the Ultimate Creator having only created earth and the creatures on our planet. To assume such is to place limits in our minds on God’s power and infinite abilities, not to mention his love of life and living things.
If you are planning to dump “useless” cats in another universe, then I guarantee you that it will become a hotbed of space tourism and space selfie posting, just like the “cat islands” in Japan.Someday I figure we’ll find a use for them, such as a place to dump useless stuff for example.
Probably, but that would be useless too.And BTW, I’m sure your daughter’s cat is well aware of your disdain for her. While you aren’t looking, she is probably sticking her feline tongue out at you.
Well darn; that makes the whole thread useless.It will not be possible to access other universes if they exist. We couldn’t send anything there nor could anything from another universe enter ours.