Theories

To me, the fact that the universe is in motion is enough evidence to show that it was placed into existence rather than spontaneously existing all by itself.  How does anything exist spontaneously from an absolute vacuum all by itself? If there is only an absolute vacuum, how does anything appear into it if there is nothing to appear into it in the first place? The fabric of space/time itself cannot manifest itself because the first law of thermodynamics won’t allow it. The first law of thermodynamics states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, the same is true for matter, gravity and space. The simplest observational fact is that all of those exist. The mystery of them existing while the law says they can’t be created by any physical intervention should be enough to convince any scientist that something had to put them into order because there is law. Unfortunately, it doesn’t so let’s look at the next simple observational fact of the universe. It is in Motion. Everything with mass is in motion from the largest galaxy down to the smallest molecule. Even a stone which seems solid is in motion at the molecular level. What put it into motion? Issac Newton’s third law of motion states for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. So, if object A acts a force upon object B, then object B will exert an opposite yet equal force upon object A. If everything in the universe is moving (object B) What put it into motion? (object A) It can’t happen by itself. Object B can’t exert a force upon itself to make itself move. Let’s look at this analogy…