
Vazelrr
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Laws of physics don’t create things they describe how things behave after they already existAnd no,in case you say that the law only apply to spacetime,matters cannot exist where spacetime doesnt exist because if spacetime doesnt exist then space wont exist.And matters are thing we can feel,can have affect on us,a living organism inside space,a species that wont exist without the existience of space.Also if matters can exist in another world where spacetime and space doesnt exist,how did god move them to our universe.And yes we will never know the purpose of our existence,of this universe not because we are avoiding,but because we cant do anytuing about it.A "why" question will stop at a certain point because its out of our ability to think.
Saying “the laws caused the universe” mistakes description for agencyPhysics tells us how matter and energy behave inside space–time; it does not explain why there is something rather than nothing,you can’t make “law” the ultimate author laws need a realm and relata (things that behave) to describe, They don’t bring relata into being, conservation applies inside the system; it doesn’t answer the origin of the system.
Conservation of energy is a statement about closed systems within spacetime. The origin of spacetime itself or the question why there is a cosmos at all sits outside that domain using conservation as a proof that the universe is its own ultimate explanation is a category error, Eternity ≠ necessity.
Even if you claim matter/energy existed eternally, that just pushes the mystery back a step an eternal universe can still be contingent it could have failed to exist or had different properties. Saying “it’s always been” doesn’t explain why it is intelligible, lawful, or exactly the way it is,theism proposes a necessary ground (a being whose non‑existence is impossible) that explains why contingent reality has the particular order it does If you prefer brute, unanalyzed eternity, fine but don’t pretend you’ve offered an explanation; you’ve only renamed the mystery.