1. "There is only one all encompassing universe"
This seems simple to understand, but some are fond of thinking that we inhabit a poly-universe or a multiverse, but what is not recognized is that by "universe" is not meant "system, galaxy, nor fish bowl." Rather, the word "universe" is all encompassing and comprised of all that is. The Webster's 1828 Dictionary defines universe as: "The collective name of heaven and earth, and all that belongs to them; the whole system of created things." Therefore if something exists, it is in the universe automatically by merely existing. If there are multiple realms where matter operates independently of anything from a separate realm, it would nonetheless be incorporated into the one all encompassing universe.
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