Scientists are starting to say matter is SELF ORGANIZING and this explains GOD ...?
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Indeed there is a God. Let's face it, something cannot come from nothing.
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there are infinite many states of matter but scientists have discovered a few of them. . .
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I don't see why the "God" and the "Big Bang" theories can't go hand-in-hand. My personal opinion is that GOD made the two atoms ram into each other, thus causing the BIG BANG occur. I think it makes sense enough, but that's just me...
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Is it logical to say that life is to "too complex" to form by itself and then you explain the complexity of life through an even more complex living being that you call god?\n\nYou can't manage our complexity and yet want us to accept than an even more complex being came from nowhere and that he knows everything and has no begining and end? And you call that "logic"? The chances of such being existing, like the christian god, is like putting springs and gears of a watch in a bag, shook it for a couple of seconds and get a perfectly assembled time machine, with more pieces than what you originally put in the bag.\n\nYou have a problem with our universe's limited complexity and you think it's logical to explain such limited complexity with unlimited complexity that (apparently) needs no explanations. That's called "faith", not logic.
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Hello Rendier.. :)\n\nI just heard the other day, a scientist that said that you cannot produce something out of nothing..\n\nSo how then can they say, that the universe came from nothing..\n\nGod created the Heavens and the Earth..that makes more sense..It just seems to easy for those that do not believe in God..
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I don't really believe in this God-particle everybody is talking about here....\n\nThe scientific theory is that the Universe started as a fluctuation of the vacuum. Such vacuum fluctuations make appear a small amount of energy, for a small time. This phenomenon is responsible for the existence of forces, that hold the Universe and matter together.\n\nNormally the bigger the energy fluctuation, the smaller the time it is in existence.\n\nNot so the Big Bang. That was a HUGE fluctuation. So big that a lot of energy came to appearance in the form of mass, elementary particles. These particles started expanding, before the vacuum could reclaim the energy.\n\nAnd it is still expanding today. 14 billion years later.
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Wow... The best answer I've ever heard was given to me by the 19 year old daughter of my dear friend during her college interview (with me).  When asked how she reconciled her devout faith with the study of astro-physics (her declared major), she responded "I see physics as the study of God's creation".  I think that scientists are examing and exposing God's greatest and infinite wisdom.
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The theory of evolution (assuming you are lumping this in with the physics of the creation of matter) has the same initiation problem as the Religious one.\n\nWhere did the first matter come from?\nWhere did God come from?\n\nBoth 'sides' will say there has simply been [insert your object here]\n\nPeace out
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It just is.\n\nThat is a great mystery of science.  The universe just is.  It didn't come from anywhere, it just always was.  In order to get a better answer you need to start steering towards religion.
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There is conjecture that the universe began with a big bang, out of nothing. If matter formed, then anti-matter also must have formed at the same time to have the various laws of physics as we know them hold good. Some scientist postulate that the big mishap in Siberia in 1906 could have happened  because of the passing of a small quantity of anti-matter. Remember, for anti-matter, we could be as dangerous as is is to us. \n\nI think anti-matter has been created in small quantities in labs, and yes you are right, it could be harnessed to meet with our energy requirements.
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LOL I like Mainworry's answer...not!\nCreate anything living without using matter that already exists.\nHe's right, I can't we all can't.... yet!\nBut maybe we will Create matter, out of energy one day.\nThen what will he say.\nBut I know something I can create right now...GOD.\nYes I can create GOD In my own image.
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Quantum mechanics is fascinating, as Einstein's famous quote that "God does not play dice with the universe" is turned on its head.  The random nature associated with the inner workings of atoms and quarks is astonishing when one considers that despite all of the unpredictability of subatomic activity, things in the macroscopic world follow predictable patterns that seem to defy common sense.
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They believe that matter and energy were created during the Big Bang, however, that raises for a lot more questions, the most obvious one being:\n\nHow can matter and energy be created?
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Man created god to explain what he did not understand,\nthrough science began to unlock the mysteries of the universe.\ngod is dead
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A very legitimate question - despite most of the answers posted here.\n\nThere is no way that this question can be answered.  Science will never figure it out.  This is in the realm of philosophy and metaphysics.  Whether the answer is God or some other explanation there is no way that we can ever definitively know.  When it comes down to it, you can believe in God or some other explanation, but ultimately it becomes a matter of faith. \n\nQuantum physics postulates that particles can be created out of the void.  That really begs the question of "why"?
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Actually I remember hearing on Brian Greene's (physicists), book on tape titled "Fabric of the Cosmos" where he stated that science is just now starting to learn what Astrologers and Occultists have always known, that changes in matter cause changes in matter somewhere else.
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who created the particles you speak of?\n\nIf there is just time,form nothing,and just particles,from nothing,why can't there be GOD,from nothing?\n\nI did not say GOD is nothing,I was just pointing out the flaw in your theory which you clearly have no real response to,So I bring you back to my first question.\n\nhttp://www.gotquestions.org