What caused it? A fascinating non-scientific explanation is that it's/we're God's Debris.
As Chris pointed out in a comment...
/edit - it would appear I am a fourth..
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I dont know how somone could even rationalize the existance of a supreme being, since doing so in and of itself is irrational.
Actually, this applies especially to diests. God was here, but isnt anymore, so there is no way of knowing his existence through current evidence, and yet we still beleive in him and we admit we have no proof.
Have you read A Brief History of Time? Hawkings points out that universe might never have had a begining, and therefore would've never had a point to be created at. Unless you assert that God made it that way.
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I dont know how somone could even rationalize the existance of a supreme being, since doing so in and of itself is irrational.
Actually, this applies especially to diests. God was here, but isnt anymore, so there is no way of knowing his existence through current evidence, and yet we still beleive in him and we admit we have no proof.
I can't fathom how that feels justified.
That any thing exists means that it was created.. and whatever created it can be termed "god".
The story points out the dillema of "free will".
Have you read A Brief History of Time? Hawkings points out that universe might never have had a begining, and therefore would've never had a point to be created at. Unless you assert that God made it that way.
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