Infinity is reality

Hey guys. In the middle of all politics i would like to throw something bigger at you.

The Universe, big bang. The theory that we did not exist before, and won’t exist no more after we ‘die’.

But, in our everyday experience, physical objects do not pop into existence from total nothingness.

Therefore it is completely illogical to claim that we will cease to exist one day.

Let’s say we are not ‘real’ and the world is not real, then we will never die, because we don’t exist anyway. We could live our lives over and over again, only with different stories.

BTW, i’m a faithful Christian. But the Holy Bible lacks answers to fundamental questions. I think the Hindus were already close to answers, mentioning ‘rebirth’ and imortality.

What are your views about the world we live in? And i don’t mean Trump and Putin. 😂

© 2026 Mike Hilbert

47 comments

  1. As for the ‘big bang’ I don’t even consider it a theory, but a hypothesis. As we look further with newer telescopes we are finding more oddities that don’t necessarily line up with an explosive instant of creation, but a complex design even at the edges of what we expected to not find large well ordered galaxies.

    • The big bang cannot be definitively proved or disproved. However there is scientific evidence of an event 13 billion years ago when all the matter existing today was condensed into a tiny dot which exploded and continues to expand today.
      Belief in a creative God cannot be proved or disproved, it requires faith. Similarly, atheism cannot be proved or disproved, since it also requires faith. The only logical position to take is agnosticism.
      I am agnostic, but will never stop looking for definitive proof of the existence of God.
      We can certainly see something that closely resembles satanism in putlerstan. Therefore in a tidy universe, the existence of evil must mean that goodness exists, is essential and must eventually prevail. God willing.
      Churchill believed in Personal Destiny: Because he survived countless close brushes with death (diseases, trench warfare, plane crashes, and being struck by a car), he firmly believed “invisible wings” were protecting him for a distinct purpose.

      • I would say it takes way more faith to be an atheist that it does to believe in a creator God. Consider a painting or a building, they didn’t paint or build themselves right?

        • The existence or non-existence of God cannot be proved. Scientists on the whole lean towards atheism, but then many don’t, even though their training tells them to accept only what can be proved. I think Stephen Hawking was drifting away from atheism in his later years.
          Beauty exists. Creativity exists. Evil exists. Kindness exists.
          We can see the evidence.
          We cannot see definitive evidence of the existence or non-existence of God. Faith is required for both believers and non-believers.

        • Yes, we are to believe and trust God even when it doesn’t make sense. Yet He didn’t leave us without wisdom, guidance, and knowledge. As it says it Psalm 19:1 The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork. God reveals Himself to us in many ways. John 1:14 And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.

    • Doesn’t take into account the uncertainty principle.
      The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that energy levels in a vacuum cannot stay at absolute zero.

      • Constellations and Star Clusters (Job 9:9 and 38:31-32): God speaks of making “the Bear, Orion, and the Pleiades, and the chambers of the south” (Job 9:9). Later, in Job 38:31, God challenges Job: “Can you bind the chains of the Pleiades? Can you loosen Orion’s belt?” These passages show that God controls fixed cosmic patterns that humans cannot manipulate.

      • Isaiah 40:26 says, “Lift up your eyes and look to the heavens: Who created all these? He who brings out the starry host one by one and calls forth each of them by name.”

  2. “Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another.”

    Albert Einstein

  3. The human race thinks it’s smart, but we understand only a fraction of the truth in this vast universe. We have a lot to learn and are nothing but tiny specks of dust, just like our brains and conscience. We are still extremely primitive, especially some entities.
    I refuse to believe in God as I refuse to believe there is none. Some things make you wonder, how could it be without a God–love, beauty, benevolence, compassion, peace, goodness–and other things make me wonder, how could it be if there’s a God–hate, ugliness, greed, indifference, war, evilness?

    • I never count out the existence of God, but cannot help wondering why a benign God would not intervene to stop devil spawn like the putler murder gang and its enablers.

      • That’s my main point that makes me doubt about a God. Such extreme evilness as Hitler, Stalin, and putin shouldn’t be allowed to exist.

      • The goodness of God is not negated by our rebellion and turn to sin. God remains faithful when we are unfaithful, God remains just when we are unjust, God remains good even when our works, thoughts, deeds are evil.

    • I often have wondered why God would create Lucifer, when He knew he would give in to pride and rebel.
      I also wonder why he would be permitted to roam the earth to test, tempt and cause the fall of mankind.

  4. It has been incredible the resistance I’ve encountered in trying to post these testimonies. As well as nothing short of miraculous the paths to make it possible.

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