If the edge of the universe existed, then what is outside of the universe? Then, what is outside of that? ... and so on and so on. A simple question which no one can answer.

A simple fact to point out... The word "uni" means "single" and the word "verse" means "sentence". So the translation to the word "universe" is "single sentence" (Genesis 3: And God said, "let there be light"). There is your single sentence, or should I say universe.

If you can't observe it, if no one has ever seen it happen, and only imagination can take place for it to have happened, then can a person call a theory of the liking science? Or can you only use science to study this theory? Basically can a theory in itself be science? We all can use the same "science tools" and observe the same things yet we all can still come up with different theories. If none of our thoughts were preconditioned from text books or even the Bible would we all come up with our own theories? I personally believe the layers in the earth come from a world wide flood because the after math of floods can be observed. You can even observe it in a simple jar with some water and different types of dirt. Shake it up and see if there are layers as it settles.

If the constitution of a country isn't followed by the government does the country just become a simple piece of land?

If there was an attempt to abort you in the womb and you somehow survived and were born, would you feel hurt, or violated? Or would you come to an understanding that you weren't really a person during that time.

With all of the fluoride that has been tossed into our natural waters for years and years from our towns and cities, do we really know for a fact that natural fluoride really exists? Wouldn't that be the same thing as saying there are pollutants in the air, so pollutants are natural?

These are a couple of things for a person to ponder that could get the ball rolling to think a little more logically.