HOW DID THE UNIVERSE START?

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I am seeing what people think of my theories of how the universe began. I do not believe in evolution and believe in a spiritual world. That does not mean that there is a god or that christianity is true. I you find any flaw with my reasoning PLEASE comment. If you find other ways my theories are true or have other theories PLEASE comment.

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    What do you believe in?

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    Existence could not have started from nothing, you cannot make nothing combust. Atoms or spirits could not have appeared or created themeselves in the beginning. Agree?

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    Because of that something(material, spiritual, other) had to be eternal because the universe could not have created itself. Agree?

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    That eternal thing could be material and/or spiritual. If only the material world was eternal, it would have an eternity to evolve, so the universe would be perfect, which is false. Agee?

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    If I tried to swim 1,000 miles without help, nonstop, I would die because the erotion is greater than my speed. Life erodes faster than evolves. Does this disprove evolution?

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    Instinct incourages what is best for now, but not the future. Atoms would not become life but would turn into chemicals based on atomic attractions. Only intelligence creat intelligence. Agree?

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    If there was only a material world without evolution, then erotion would have kept the universe from becoming inhabitable. Agree?

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    Many miracles cannot be explained by science. Can this point to a spiritual world?

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    Many scientist have turned from evolution because it is contradictory. Charles Darwin on his death bed said his theory is probally false. New discoveries are contradicting evolution. Agree?

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    What do you believe in?

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