Why aren't there more people that believe that the universe was created by a "big bang", that God created?
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Christianity and Judaism DO NOT agree with modern science...\n\nIt turns out most Christians don't read their bible, so I will do it for them.\n\nGenesis 1;11-13 And God went on to say: "Let the earth cause grass to shoot forth, vegetation bearing seed, fruit trees yielding fruit according to their kings, the seed of which is in it according to its kind. Then God saw that it was good. And there came to be evening and there came to be morning, a THIRD DAY\n\nGenesis 1;14 And God went on to say: "Let luminaries come to be in the expanse of the heavens to make a division between the day and night; and they must serve as signs and for seasons and for days and years.\n\nshoot on down to...\n\nGenesis 1;19 And there came to be evening and there came to be morning, a FOURTH DAY.\n\nThat there says grass existed BEFORE THE SUN.\n\nI may not be a science major but damn.... that sure does contradict anything anyone has thus said about Science and Creationism being complementary.\n\nP.S. You would be surprised how many Christians don't know that. And its in the FIRST page of the book they so blindly put their faith in.
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Nobody has been able to prove that the Universe was created by god or not. Cosmologists (astronomer’s who study the evolution and space-time relations of the universe) have been trying for years to understand the way the Universe came into being by trying to understand what occurred during the very first few seconds of the Big Bang. Through these studies they’ve determined with a high degree of probability that the Universe did indeed spring up from a central point in the cosmos and expanded with tremendous speed to envelop all that we see. \n\nThe one thing that none of these scientists have ever attempted to prove is weather the Universe was artificially created (God) or the byproduct of natural forces. To do so would smack of heresy among their scientific peers, not to mention the reaction from the religious community. The entrance of a divine force has been left up to us to determine. Even the cosmologists and mathematicians have long been divided as to weather God had a hand in its creation. \n\nAlbert Einstein (a devout Jew) for instance strongly believed that there was more than a hint of a divine hand in the creation of the universe. The way the physics of the universe operated seemed too perfect for them to spring up from pure chance or coincidence.
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They propose, some had created the Universe... The agent of the Big Bang, God may be...
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The universe created by God has influenced religion greatly.\n\nMany people believe in God just by contemplating the universe. \n\nI think we need to learn from history, live today like it's our last, and plan for the future.\n\nI don't think we should or need to predict the future.\n\nWe should trust the future to God, the creator of the universe.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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the big bang is just another theory that scientists came up with. it's not proven, just like many other theories are not proven, but it is the most supported by scientists because it says that a molecule (atom) the size of alittle dot exploded 10-17 billion years ago, and kept expanding. this is mostly supported because today, we still see other objects in space red shifted on doppler system, which means that objects are moving away from us, and expanding the border of the universe.
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Science can say nothing about the source of the Big Bang or what might have preceded it, as science only deals with what can be observed. \n\nConcluding from this that there is a god is merely putting a name on the unknowable. This doesn't really get you anywhere, as you still have the problem of a total lack of observable evidence. Anything you say about your assumed god is no more supported than scientific surmises about the origins of the Big Bang. Even your assumption that said deity is almighty is mere surmise - for all we know the creator was sent to his room for having made this mess.\n\nConclusion: trying to validate religion scientifically is bad science and bad religion.
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Big Bang. Though I don't believe in god, there's no reason that these two theories are mutually exclusive.\n\nNow, the fact is that the Big Bang theory may be wrong. However, it is the best explanation that we have at the moment, and until something better comes along, I'm willing to accept it.\n\nRealistically, the idea of an omnipresent man in the sky does not constitute a "better" theory for me, especially since the only evidence that he is there is in some books which cite only themselves as sources.
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Accually, indepandent,the big bang theroy would work if two things.it had proof and it accually explained were matter came from.what was there before the bang that caused the bang?the universe expanding thing isnt even prooven.But if u read the Bible, it says that God made everything.EVERYTHING. INCLUDING TIME and SPACE.God was and is not bound to time.know y? because He made it.our mind cant comprehend it,and thats no surprise.\nanywho, the big bang theroy does not support the beginning of the universe because the bang was caused by something.\n\nP.S.about evolution--it is allready disprooved by simply the second law of thermodynamics.nothing gets from bad to good, like life forms(ape like to human).it all just gets worse.and it has.
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I know several people who are scientists and believe in God.  Many of them see that there is more to the universe than can be explained by science.
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The theory of "big bang" is a consequence of general relativity and Reimannian space where the space and time are related and ependent on each other. In order to have a black hole, you need a certain amount of mass per space volume.  The main word here is "per", the ratio!  In big bang you have a lot of mass but you also have a lot of space. The entire universe was also shrunk to that spot.  So the ratio was not as large as it seems first.  The is the reason why universe did not become one giant black hole.\n\nAs to your question regarding the relationship between God and the theory of big bang, one does not disprove the other.  Whether there was a big bang or not has no baring as to Who created it.
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There is hard, physical evidence that the Big Bang happened. There is NO hard, physical evidence that the god of the Bible existed, exists, or will ever exist.\n\nBUT..! Belief in a supreme being of some kind is a logical belief that can exist right along with the Big Bang. Most physicists and cosmologists agree that there are no physical (as in physics)constraints that can disallow a Big Bang. Something from nothing happens constantly in the vacuum of space!!!!! At sizes smaller than a proton, so-called virtual particles pop into existence all the time. Quantum physics has shown that at these infinitesimal sizes immense amounts of energy exist which can easily "produce" new matter from nothing. The bottom line is that these physical laws exist, and the next question any reasonable person would ask is who or what made these laws, the same physical rules that make a Big Bang possible?
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Or God could have came from the Big Bang. Or God could have come when you banged your head big that one time. \n\nIf I was God and could do a Big Bang, I would be doing it all day long. What a show.
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There is some controversy over that. It is difficult to account for the expansion of the universe if it doesn't. At least at the very beginnings of the big bang.
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It is not known what came before Big Bang, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't have anything to do with a supernatural being. Big Bang and God cannot harmonize, to attempt such would require the bible to be false. Stand up for what you believe in, or discard it is an ancient fad, for crying out loud!
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this is actually a common misconception about the big bang.  the universe may be something like the two dimensional surface of a sphere.  it is finite yet has no boundary and no center.  nothing exists "outside" the universe.  to quote a dead writer, "there is no there, there".\n\nread this:\nhttp://www.sciam.com/print_version.cfm?articleID=0009F0CA-C523-1213-852383414B7F0147
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I think the Big Bang is actually another universe budding off. There were mulitple Universes (Parralel Universe Theory) before the big Bang. Yet, what do u define as a universe? If it is a "world" of intelligent being maybe not (who knows). So the answer is yes and no depending on ur definiton of a universe.
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Why is it hard for people to believe that someone bigger than us created a masterpiece? This all leads into the question, Is there a God? If the big bang theory was true, what caused the big bang? I don't see things just happening all around me for no reason. When you plant a seed it grows. But you have to plant the seed first. \nBabies don't just happen. They have to be conceived. The point I'm trying to make is that if we have to react in order to get a reaction, why would it be any different from the beginning? Someone HAD to create us or nothing would be possible.