No it does not, to say something that is high in energy and low in entropy to have existed just like that without an input energy destroys all laws the law of physics.

Law of conservation of matter states that matter can neither be created nor destroyed, if I'm not mistaken.

If this is indeed the case, then it would make sense that the universe was never "created".

This post was edited by Handcuffs on Jun 5 2010 09:43am

The law applies to within the realms of this universe only... Anything beyond the big bang is non applicable in today's physics

It doesn't coincide with logic. When you've solved the problems associated with transversing the infinite get back to me.

God doesn't coincide with logic. The idea that the universe was created is nothing more than an assumption.

Bolded: I'm not sure what you're gettting at.

This post was edited by Handcuffs on Jun 5 2010 11:10am

When were we talking about anything beyond the Big Bang? Or even the Big Bang at all?

There is no evidence of the construct called 'time' being there before the big bang. Therefore the universe has always existed.

See there you go again, why is it plausible for you to say the universe ALWAYS EXISTED but not Ok for a theist to say that there is a diety that always existed?

Because there is evidence for the universe and no evidence for a deity?

No there is no proof that the Universe ALWAYS EXISTED...