2. There Is No End Either
The same individuals also consider an ending point for the universe. It is astounding that they find an ending for what they could not find a beginning. I wonder how it is that while they are incapable of finding a starting point for this universe, they can determine its ending.
Rest assured, there is no "end" in this universe, not in the manner they imagine, since if we use the word "end," that would be equivalent to the end of the universe. Without the universe, what will the divine omnipotent, who is the creator of existence, do in its absence? How will his divinity manifest itself, and who would then become aware of him? Of course, God is recognized through his creatures, and God without his creatures is meaningless. So, if we say an end, we declare that everything will expire. This notion will not be, and it is contrary to the beliefs of the wisdom of Theists.