You are confusing the law of infinite universes with the concept of a multiverse.
Within a multiverse, there are many possible parallel universes, some of which may intersect at points, and it is possible that any situation might be occurring at one time somewhere else. This does not mean that it is plausible, or that it is truly possible that vampires, werewolves, fictional creatures etc. exist as they would still have to operate in some sort of laws that govern that physical universe. Within something that is less physical, such as the astral, this is all very different, and open to interpretation.
The law of infinite universes suggests that every individual interprets the world around them around them in his or her own unique way. This is more a matter of infinite perspectives than infinite possibilities that impact the physical nature of all things that exist.
But regardlessly I highly doubt hollywood fairetales each have a universe.
Also the law of infinite universes to my knowledge (which I may be wrong) states how everyone sees the universe in a different way, so no one thinks the same thought or has the same ideas which creates an endless amount of perceptual universes. And has really nothing at all to do with actual universes.
And just for your info the prefix "uni" in the word universe (just like in the word unicorn) means "one", as in one the number one, uno. The univesre is just what people use to call the vast expanse of space reaching out endlessly in all directions. So there's only one.
However you could just be thinking of infinite galaxies, which there are millions and millions of and who knows what could be out there, there could very well be werewolves however I doubt it but who knows.
Do you really think God made just one? If im using the wrong terms, well that is that, but God can and has made more than one "existence" or whatever term applies. And even so, I beleive you may be refering to a different law, but it matters not. And Awake, you dont know everything, and your "educating" is not law. Only God has that power.
But it applies to nearly all. Read my report in the pledge change threads in the ad section. And the one I speak of is THE God. There are no others, though he has many names throughout the faiths.
Oh, but as you said "all things are possible." If all things are possible then it is possible then your god possibly does not exist. How unfortunate that your own failed logic also defeats the existence of your god. I am not saying that God does not exist, only that if your own argument proclaims both that all things are possible and that God's law defines everything, then the possibility that God does not exist (which would be possible if all things are possible) renders the entire argument without basis.
Further, if it is only your God's power to define what is law and what is possible then how can you begin to proclaim to understand the many aspects of the universe, how many exist, or what exists within them? You cannot. Because within your own concept of law and God's creation only God is omniscient and understanding of these things, and therefore my understanding of the universe as equally probable as your own.
Do not start spouting "God's law" if you lack the quality to back it.
