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Originally Posted by Shubee
Conceivably therefore, there is a probability amplitude that allowed for the initial creation of the universe in a single big bang. Subsequently, there could have been a finite series of creation processes in the neighborhood of a warm watery planet for six days and then none on the seventh day. You get the idea.
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Yes, up until the universe was created, there could have been many probabilities of when it would come into existence and how long it would take. But that ended once it came into existence. If the Earth
was made in six days, a few thousand years ago, there would be plentiful scientific evidence of this fact. There isn't. Furthermore, there is plentiful evidence that it took place a lot longer ago than that, and over a larger period of time. So discussion of whether there was a probablility that it
could have happened in six days is irrelevant. It didn't.
Please see
here (post #75), where a similar discussion is taking place in the Theology forum.
