DubWolf

An answer can only be given in reply to a question~ 

They haven't answered..

Is the question "Why is the primary ingredient of everything, nothing?"  Like how if a proton were the size of a tennis ball in the middle of a stadium, then an electron in a hydrogen atom would be the size of a dime, in the bleachers---or how there's such vast spaces between galaxies, vast distances between stars within galaxies, and again between planets within star systems?  With all that context in mind, you could sum up the universe as "The primary ingredient of everything is nothing".

I actually asked God why that was---it's much easier to do that than you'd think.  And I thought I heard His answer in my mind:  "So you can fill it".

...Or am I not even in the ballpark of what you're thinking about...?