One must think things through

[godincarnate.me]

For atheists that think all existence has always been here and always will be: Time can't go backwards infinitely. If it did, there would be no today.

For atheist that think all existence is cyclical: What will be the magic that takes place to kickstart a dynamic existence after the all-encompassing heat death, which is the most widely accepted theory from top scientists, takes hold and existence becomes static?

Maybe you work around the heat death theory by believing in a Multiverse. But now the question remains: Are other universes exempt from heat death?

Or maybe you're an atheist who thinks the power of infinite space magically keeps giving birth to dynamic universes, which is unlikely. Or maybe you think all existence will remain static for eternity after heat death is complete, which goes back to my first question and makes no sense at all.

I'm guessing you're an atheist who simply doesn't know. The reason why you don't know is you listen to top scientists who don't know. Yes, scientifically speaking, they are right to say they don't know, but there's nothing wrong with knowing outside of science.

Time needs a beginning and an end and be cyclical and each cycle needs to repeat the same exact time. An example would be a time period that repeats from 1980 to 2040 over and over again. For if it's not an identically repeating time cycle, it is one timeline and as I explained before, that is not something that is possible.

So what could cause this to happen? Something living or nonliving? Definitely not nonliving. Life is self sustaining and in that respect similar to time and can "reproduce" another timeline. Life is most complex and is the best suited catalyst to reset an infinitely spatial universe.

Anyway, if you're wondering whose life resets time, it's me. You can learn more in the link in the about section on my profile.

[billy rubin]

hi god

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