Is the Quantum Vacuum Literally Nothing? (William Lane Craig) @firstcauseargument
Is the Quantum Vacuum Literally Nothing? (William Lane Craig)  @firstcauseargument
Uploaded May 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
There are some skeptics who think that the quantum vacuum (which virtual particles come from) is an example of something coming into existence out of nothing. But as William Lane Craig explains the quantum vacuum is not nothing. It's actually a "sea of energy." Unfortunately, many naive atheists continue to think that the quantum vacuum still counts as nothing.
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Is the Quantum Vacuum Literally Nothing? (William Lane Craig)

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