My Two Cents

The universe cannot be fully described through logic. At some point, there lies a root that must be technically viewed as "impossible" by our current views of what is logical. I am posting this because I see many people arguing that the universe is completely logical and can be completely explained through human logic.

What this really comes down to is, the universe was either here forever, or was created at some point, right? Well, neither of those descriptions are technically "logical". They are a contradiction. In logic, nothing can be "infinite". That is, nothing could have existed forever. And yet, if nothing existed forever, then it must have "started" somewhere. But then, how is it logical for something to have appeared out of nothing? Because assuming nothing is infinite, if you went far enough back, there would eventually be a point where there was nothing.

By this standing, the universe's roots are something that are beyond human comprehension. We are incapable of understanding how the universe came to be with the tools we have. The human mind is not meant for such a complex event, we are stuck inside of logic, and we are unable to comprehend what lies outside of what we consider possible.