Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Anyone willing to believe in alternate multiverses where known laws of physics may or may not apply should have no trouble believing in Heaven and Hell

Or, so they say. But, one of us might be a Boltzmann brain, and there are, in reality, none of “us.” Needless to say, I regard the multiverse as a gimmick to avoid the second law of thermodynamics.

That's a self-defeating gotcha Stefan. I mean you do believe in truth, don't you ?

We come from "non-existence," ex-nihilo. When I was a kid we had the primordial atom but changed it when I wasn't paying attention. So, now there's nothing a la God, and, then, just nothing. I don't see any obstacles handling a multiverse. Poof! See?

Science can only be based on evidence. If it's not repeatable, observable, and measurable, then it's just notional speculation, or religion.