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But that wasn’t the question at all, I do not recall asking that question, are you saying I asked that question?

I did introduce a new question, about God, but I thought I was directly addressing your statement that there can never be a theory explaining the presence of the universe. I said we used evidence and math to wind back the clock to the point of the creation of the universe we see, the one we interact with, and what we found was something different, something that popped in and out of our time, something that doesn’t have an exact position in space, but we can predict it with some probability. Granted, we have no explanation for that as yet, but I don’t see any logic to saying we never will or can’t.