So entropy is not connected in anyway to time and vice-versa? — Pussycat
this process of big bang/crunch repeats itself indefinitely and eternally, right? — Pussycat
I'm saying the original prime mover argument is basically logical until it reaches the point of the 'unmoved mover' which is not a logical concept. — Devans99
What is the warrant for believing that absolutely everything is an effect caused by something else? How is it any more "logical" than believing that there is one unmoved mover, one uncaused cause, whose being is necessary rather than contingent?That is a very illogical belief IMO. — Devans99
Everyday experience leads me to believe nature is logical. — Devans99
Everyday experience tends to revolve around human beings. Human beings have thousands of hydrogen bombs aimed down our own throats, an ever pending suicide event we rarely find interesting enough to discuss. Are human beings logical? This is who you are analyzing a realm so vast as to be beyond our comprehension with, suicidal cave men. — Jake
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