just saying If some last forever how did it begin?
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God made it\n\nand nobody said that it has been there forever, you can make something that will go forever.. like a circle
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Living forever is called eternal life.  This is something that God gives to all who believe Him.  It is a consequence of turning from self and turning to God.  I look forward to the end of this world and the start of "forever".
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I think no. Indefinitely has an end, just not sure when, and forever keeps going, with no end.
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Nothing lasts forever,my dad told me this when I was going thru a sad time and you realize nothing good or bad does last forever it will pass.
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Wouldn't it lengthen it over time?
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Life begins when we realise the purpose behind our existence. Life is not just taking birth, thats just the existence. \n\nExistence + Wisdom = Life\n\nA scientist may answer to this question in a very different manner and a philosopher may answer something else.
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Illegitimate question.\nLinear beings like us can not comprehend "always existed".
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God has existed forever. He doesn't have a beginning and will never have an ending. I know it's impossible for us as humans to comprehend, but we have to believe it by faith. Our minds just can't comprehend it. \n\nI know that alot of people won't agree with what I just said, but can they come up with a better explanation? I don't think so.
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Depends how you define everlasting. Nothing can be everlasting because eventually the unviserse will collapse destroying all information that ever was.\n\nIf you mean everlasting in terms of something that exists from the time after the last human until the time the universe is detroyed, then yeah I'm sure they'll come up with something. A statue of me would be nice.
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Supposedly the universe is estimated to be about 13.6 billion years old.  I think I read that on Wikipedia, though, so you never know...\n\nThat said, I really have so little idea what is out there or what conditions are necessary for life to arise that I don't know which theory is more plausible.  How flexible are the conditions that lead to the formation of primative cells on Earth?  Can there be life based on an entirely different set of molecules?  An entirely different set of elements (i.e. not carbon based)?  How many other planets have chemical compositions and climates like Earth?  Did life even originate on Earth? (I've heard the theory that primative cells could have originated on another planet and been brought here on an asteroid).  Could primative cells have left Earth on some sort of asteroid and taken up residence elsewhere?\n\nI'd like to think there's other life out there, just because it makes things more interesting.  Until I have reason to believe otherwise, I'll assume there is.
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It will proabably never end.\n\nCoach
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why to do that from the beginning?
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They last forever and get chosen as the feature question.
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Since the beginning of time.
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Nothing lasts forever, but lots of things can last a lifetime.
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It depends. If you like someone so much it can last forever if not it will last for a month or 2
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The eternity of man's existence, except the last 100 or so years -- after the enlightenment & industrial revolution. I know this sounds sactimonious, but if you read the accounts in the book below, prior to recent times, most people were in agony - during their short lives.