that statement assumes the universe is infinite

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Read Parmenides.

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Nothing is the weirdest word I have ever heard.
When you say "Nothing exists." you state that it exists. But then you say, "Nothing can not exist." afterwards, it is a paradox.
You can not make these two sentences one after another using another subject. You can not say "Power exists....Power can not exist." Then it becomes incoherentce.

(You can not make a sentence like "Nothing exists" in Turkish. Because according to Turkish, "Nothing can not exist" so you have to say "Nothing does not exist.")

What is nothing?

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Nothing is nothing. It is an inherent paradox.

Is there a distinction between nothing and nothingness?

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I disagree.

Nothing cannot exist because something exists.
Nothing exists because something can only exist in relation to nothing.

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God does not exist.
But the word God is a noun. A noun is a person, place or thing. Therefor, if God didn't exist, then God wouldn't be any of those 3 and then the sentence wouldn't make any sense.
Therefor, God cannot not exist.

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OMG This is definitely above my stupid little head LOL!!!! TOO DEEP FOR ME!!

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A noun is a person, place, thing or idea. I consider an idea to be a thing, but many take "thing" to mean a literal object or substance.

God exists at least as an idea, but that's about as much as I can say about anything. I refuse to accept the assumption that anything exists beyond my own thought and perception.

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That's good. The best way to understand is to stop thinking.

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