The premises of Plus Ultra

I have noticed that the presumption of life is based on the very existence of this universe and why and how life comes to be, throughout the history of science all the way to the beginning when science was done in monasteries.

Hence Nec Plus Ultra is the base of all of their theories (none could bring a shred of evidence to substantiate any of them theories anyway) where there was nothing before the Big Bang.

I personally start from the premises of Plus Ultra, beyond there... is something, to start with; God is an alien, extraterestrial being, but more, extra universe being alien, He is not in the time and space anyway, he made them, part of the creation, and since God made life as we know it, and certainly other forms of life, acorporal life, software without hardware, or software running on hardware we cannot fathom, spread throughout a universe that is alive "di per se", and possibly, if He could make all this, nothing is there to say he did not made also other universes, with similar laws or extremely different laws of physics, quantum mechanics, chemistry and life forms, than I assume God is alive, and for us God is life, and without Him we never existed in the first place.

So, bottom line, we are but an experiment in a jar on a shelf maybe next to many other experiments in different jars, in various stages of development or maybe forgotten to follow their own course unexamined and unfiltered until time comes to be checked and evaluated, who knows?

The point is, God is alive, he is out of this time and space fabric that generates matter, energy, gravity, and the forms of life we can relate to, way beyond our capacity of comprehension no matter how Einstein or Tesla we might be, and the Everest of knowledge accumulated by the entire human species in the past millennia is but that, an Everest out of an entire universe, next to nothing compared with the Universe itself.

Plus Ultra matey.

Lots of Plus Ultra out there, long before Big Bang (that ain't) and long after the big flop that will terminate this experiment.