If there was no Earth, no life, no galaxies, no sun, no God, no matter, nothing, we would be in an unimaginable state. It would be like living in a world of total darkness, with no stars, no moon, and no sun, where the only thing that exists is nothingness.
Imagine a world without any matter, a universe devoid of anything. It would be a place of complete emptiness, no galaxies, no planets, no stars, just a vast expanse of nothingness. There would be no gravity to bind particles together, no forces to bind galaxies together, and therefore no structure. There would be no galaxies, stars, planets, or interstellar material. In this state, there would be no energy, no light, no sound, no temperature, nothing.
No matter how hard we tried, we would never be able to create anything in such a place. Even if we could find some kind of matter, it would be unable to interact with anything else, thus unable to produce any form of life or meaning. And without any form of energy, even the most basic and rudimentary particles would be unable to move.
Without the sun, there would be no energy sources, so all matter would be frozen in a state of absolute cold. Without God, there would be no spiritual or moral order and no purpose to our existence. We would have no reason or desire to do anything, and would simply exist in a state of aimless nothingness.
Without any matter or energy, there would be no God. The concept of a Creator would be completely meaningless in such a place. Without any form of life, no one would be able to contemplate the existence of a higher power. Without any galaxies, stars, planets, or interstellar material, there would be nothing for a Creator to create.
Without any matter, no matter how large or small, the universe would be utterly devoid of anything and everything. We would be left with nothing but an infinite expanse of nothingness, an eternal void of emptiness. Without matter, nothing would be able to interact with anything else, so no life forms or any kind of motion would be possible. Time and space would be non-existent, and the universe would be a silent, still void.
Although the thought of such a universe is frightening, it is important to remember that even in a world of total darkness, we are still alive, even if only in our minds. We can still imagine a universe of beauty, of life, of galaxies, of stars, and of planets, and perhaps in some way, we can still cling to the possibility of a Creator.
