Is it possible for something to not have a beginning?

Because the act of Beginning may be an artificial construct invented by God to create us. Perhaps having no beginning is just as natural to God as having a beginning is natural to the physical universe. It can’t. By definition, a thing that exists must have not existed at some point.

What shape has a beginning but no end?

circle
A circle is a loop that has no beginning, end or middle.

Does everything have a beginning and an end?

Originally Answered: Does everything have a beginning and an ending? no, nothing does. Matter is neither created or destroyed.

Does a circle ever end?

A circle is a curve of points that is always the same distance from the center point. circle has no end. The circle has zero endpoints.

Which has no start and no end?

Explanation: A Donut is round in shape and has no Beginning, End, or Middle.

How can you begin a set without ending it?

There’s no formal definition for what “ending” or “beginning” means in mathematics, so, informally, it’s just where you start and end a set. You can “prove” that you can begin a set without ending it by defining i It depends on how you define beginning or ending.

Do things have to have a beginning and end?

But if you think deeper, you may realize that the notion of beginnings and ends as fundamental properties is neither obvious nor universal. A circle has no beginning, nor an end, and yet it exists. The same applies to the surface of any solid geometrical object. So it’s clear that topologically things don’t require a beginning or end to exist.

Does infinity have a beginning and end?

“Infinity has no beginning, no beginning can have no end.” Only time has no beginning because we do not know if time started at the big bang or if our universe big bang is just a part of something bigger. Everything else is just something thought up by us as humans, so the beginning is wherever you start.

Does a circle have a beginning and an end?

A circle has no beginning, nor an end, and yet it exists. The same applies to the surface of any solid geometrical object. So it’s clear that topologically things don’t require a beginning or end to exist. What about time? As far as we can tell, the construct of time emerged together with space as the fundamental symmetry was broken.