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One Can Imagine That God Created The Universe At Literally Any Time In The Past. On The Other Hand, If The Universe Is Expanding, There May Be Physical Reasons Why There Had To Be A Beginning. One Could Imagine That God Created The Universe At The Instant Of The Big Bang, Or Even Afterwards In Just Such A Way As To Make It Look As Though There Had Been A Big Bang, But It Would Be Meaningless To Suppose That It Was Created Before The Big Bang. An Expanding Universe Does Not Preclude A Creator, But It Does Place Limits On When He Might Have Carried Out His Job!

I Think The Next [21st] Century Will Be The Century Of Complexity. We Have Already Discovered The Basic Laws That Govern Matter And Understand All The Normal Situations. We Don't Know How The Laws Fit Together, And What Happens Under Extreme Conditions. But I Expect We Will Find A Complete Unified Theory Sometime This Century. The Is No Limit To The Complexity That We Can Build Using Those Basic Laws.

There Are No Black Holes - In The Sense Of Regimes From Which Light Can't Escape To Infinity. There Are However Apparent Horizons Which Persist For A Period Of Time.

I Have Experimental Evidence That Time Travel Is Not Possible.

If We Do Discover A Complete Theory, It Should Be In Time Understandable In Broad Principle By Everyone. Then We Shall All, Philosophers, Scientists, And Just Ordinary People Be Able To Take Part In The Discussion Of Why We And The Universe Exist.