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During the Big Bang, there were no atoms nor conditions for atoms to exist.

A God in such a place? How could he exist there and even if he did, how could he later get involved in a much colder universe full of molecules ?

Exactly. God existed somewhere else. Another place. Another realm. Another Universe. Not in our universe. Heaven if you like. I very real place for those in that realm.

You are still thinking of God existing only in our universe, and being bound by the laws that govern it. You have to let you mind accept there may be more than our universe. There may be another place(or place) outside or beyond our universe.

Perhaps this other place shares the same space as our universe (Kind of like that episode of Star Trek where Geordi was phased out of our universe). Or perhaps it is outside and is much larger. I don’t know. We’ll just say that God’s realm is a real place that is separate from our universe.

Science is limited because we're limited ourselves!

Science is limited to the matter we are made of and the laws that govern it. Science is limited to our universe. If we had a way to get any kind of data from anything outside our universe, then we could study it as well. But as of now, we seem to be limited to our universe.

Ghost hunters report high electromagnetic radiation around ghost encounters. While I am skeptical, I do entertain the thought that maybe our universe physical laws and the physical laws of God’s realm share something in common with this electromagnetic radiation. If true, that would be an example of where our science can detect this other place.

This other realm could be sharing the same space with us. But maybe it is made of different matter that follows different laws, so we can not see it or detect it in anyway. Its matter can pass right though our matter, but we could never tell. Perhaps we can get a ghostly image of this other place- because we are only receiving some of the data. If we could see all the data, it would look just as real as our world does to us. And maybe we look like a ghostly world to them. Everything is clear and real to them in their realm, but we are just a ghostly shadow world to them. Different matter and different physical laws so we just don’t interact 99.9% of the time.

Just some thoughts. Make of it what you want. I am not trying to tell anyone what to believe.

There is no reason why there couldn’t be other real places beyond the bounds of our universe.

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