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Originally Posted by DontRunMeOver
Even if it did have a beginning, then it won't necessarily be correct to assume that the current laws of physics would have been applicable to the situation.
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So, aren't you pretty much saying that God can exist then? If we take God as being some form of creator or someone who began life in the universe (and nothing more).
I've heard the no beginning argument a lot. But it just doesn't make sense to my mathematical brain. You can't just say something always was, because you can't apply it to anything of existence; it just doesn't make sense scientifically. And if you say that the current laws didn't apply in the beginning of time, then what made them change to the way they are now and what were the laws?