The Absolute Truth
By Yen B
@yendavidber (37)
June 8, 2021 2:01am CST
I have been wondering all these years asking several existential questions about humankind. And I still am. One question after another. The questions are never ending. As I am on my break from work now, there is one absolute truth/ answer that pops on my head.
Time is a very interesting topic people keep on talking about, in line with this, the question that pops through my head is: What was before the beginning? Before the creation, before the Big Bang and all. This is the truth I wanted to ask to many but one person answers there will always be a follow up question. :)
How about you guys? What ONE QUESTION would you ask, if you could know the absolute and total truth to this one question?
Would love to hear your thoughts. Just comment. I am interested with your insights and viewpoints.
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10 responses
@S4mmyboy (3266)
• Mumbai, India
8 Jun 21
What was before the beginning?.....
Well I don't think any one can answer that. God should have created me instead of Adam and blessed me with everlasting life. I would have told you everything today.....
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Kiddin.....
That is what even I wonder sometimes
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Kiddin.....
That is what even I wonder sometimes3 people like this
@yendavidber (37)
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8 Jun 21
Probably, in the religious/ spiritual perspective God might always be the staring point of everything.
@S4mmyboy (3266)
• Mumbai, India
8 Jun 21
@yendavidber yessss, but science says something else. Don't know
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@yendavidber (37)
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8 Jun 21
@S4mmyboy Yes Sam. Science does because science will always take the rational side. the evident side. The theories of Satyendra Nath-Bose, Einstein, and Hawking. All about Quantum Mechanics. but there are many things that are yet to be unfold. :) I also read an interesting book about the Physics of God. It's quite interesting too. To our search of the absolute truth we keep on looking for the answers inside our heads :)
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@yendavidber (37)
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8 Jun 21
Tima and space is always a complex topic that raises argumentations :) We all did I guess
@LindaOHio (178806)
• United States
8 Jun 21
What is beyond space? They say beyond space there is nothing. Try and visualize that concept. It's impossible.
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@yendavidber (37)
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8 Jun 21
Cosmologist think space outside of the perceptible universe may be a boundless breadth of what we find in the universe around us, appropriated basically equivalent to it is in the detectable universe. All things considered, it doesn't bode well that one segment of the universe would be not the same as what we see around us. Honestly, there is always something out there that is yet to be discovered. :)
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@yendavidber (37)
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8 Jun 21
Thanks Rashna for the discussion appreciation. There are really vast never ending question we have in mind, but knowing there is an existence of God. I think this is all the singularity we all agree. :)
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@jefferson126 (3271)
• Shenzhen, China
8 Jun 21
Wow,there are many question in my mind,for this moment,even i don't know what i should say.but to be honest,i won't ask something remote,oppositely,i care about something closely related to me more often.anyway,you had question that showed you are keep thinking,it's nice,we need often think about ourselves.
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@yendavidber (37)
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8 Jun 21
Not really about ourselves but the existential questions. These kind of questions that's beyond the stereotypical. :) But thanks for your insights. They are highly appreciated.
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@kanuck1 (4434)
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8 Jun 21
The answer is very simple. God! God has no beginning. God is eternal, never began, never will end.
Psalm 90:2 (Amplified Bible) "Before the mountains were born
Or before You had given birth to the earth and the world,
Even from everlasting to everlasting, You are [the eternal] God.
@meowch (2220)
• United States
10 Jun 21
All I can say there is void. I’m just human I can’t read the higher power’s mind. But I only assume perhaps something is missing. There are different agendas on unseen dimensions.
