No Multiple Worlds Can Exist At The Same Time.
Show me where the Bible says that...…..
If you want to know how this deals with atheist science and God, then it isn't in the Bible but Kalam Cosmological Argument which states:
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The atheists used to argue that we cannot know statement 3 because there exists multiverses. This paper shows that the multiple states cannot exist at the same time. That is perception or the waves. What can exist is that which can be measured (observed; consciousness does not have to be present). Thus, Kalam Cosmological Argument holds true.
To you, it means that you are wrong again. Will you ever chalk it up to experience and actually learn some real science?
If you want to know how this deals with atheist science and God
You made a scientific claim, so where is it in the Bible?
Genesis 1:1 - 'In the/a beginning God created the heavens (plural) and the earth (singular).
I Kings 8:27 -
But will God really dwell on the earth?+ Look! The heavens, yes, the heaven of the heavens, cannot contain you;+ how much less, then, this house that I have built!+
Of course, this can be interpreted multiple ways. (pun intended) One way is to assume our universe is one heaven, that there are plural universes within a still larger universe - kind of like our universe containing multiple (not infinite) galaxies.
But God dwells in still other "heavens" - 1 KIngs 8:30 (the same context).
A question would be why our universe cannot contain God. Is God simply larger in 3-d + time? Or does God's form involved additional dimensions (compare various models of String theory) that cannot be contained within our 3-d + time universe?
But OP is correct - the scientific principle of cause and effect always applies - the Divine Name Jehovah has "He causes to be" as a primary definition (in the Hebrew imperfect verb state = action in progress not yet complete.).
And OP is correct about measurement rather than consciousness to determine what state anything is in at a specific time. A cat cannot be alive and dead at the same time.
Computers are not conscious (not souls) and their measurements do not require consciousness - but they cannot be in sleep mode.
Oh, and time was created to go one way. The rate can change, but the direction from past to future cannot be changed. [Of course, we can see the past when we use telescopes.]
And the future does not exist yet for anyone to see (though patterns exist that determine much of the future - e.g. the motion of galaxies present and future).