>>Scientists accept that:
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>>1. Light (the electromagnetic force) has an infinite range
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>>2. The Universe is of a finite size
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>>If light is infinite, and the Universe is not, does that mean that light is more Universal than the Universe?
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>>Doesn't make much sense.
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>>What makes more sense, is that the Universe is infinite, and light has a finite range, which is true for the nuclear forces, so why not the electromagnetic force.
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>>Details:
>>http://www.cloudmusiccompany.com/paper.htm
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>We have a brazilian expression "living on clouds" that means the person that needs response of simple things..
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>But, "travel" a lot.. By now, I know the meaning of "Cloud Music Company" for Mike Helland.. :)
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>Buddy.. Sometimes you don't need to go far away to get very simple answers...
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>The fact is.. For most far the science can go.. Will never explain some questions..
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>Because use the math and physic as resources.. And those resources are limited for the materials knew by the humans..
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>Do you want to know who gets close to find that answer? The teology on the Bible of Jesus! For a single and simple sentence:
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>"For now we see things in a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now my knowledge is in part; then it will be complete, even as God's knowledge of me." 1Co13:12
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>HTH

The Bible or other, similar, religous texts may help answer questions about the meaning of life, a possible afterlife, or how we should behave. But these scientific questions are not about why the Universe was created, or by whom, but rather, how it was done. The methods used by God, for those who believe in God.