What’s that saying again; “You can carry the horse to water...”?
No. At first you vehemently denied the Big Bang. Now you are saying God is responsible for the Big Bang. Why the sudden change of heart?
I just said we don't know what caused the Big Bang. We have evidence that it happened, but we do not know why.
But you can deny like the rest.
How am I denying by saying "We don't know"?
So you agree there is a gap that only God can fill. No problem.
Obviously you have no idea what "God of the Gaps" means and I believe you misunderstood me.
It refers to the fact that in the past, any gap in scientific knowledge was filled with "Goddidit". As our knowledge increased due to greater scientific progress, those gaps began to close. Using "Goddidit" inserted into an area of scientific uncertainty will only make you look foolish when that hole is filled.
From what I recall, even Einstein was puzzled by the impossible “Bang”.
Mainly because he wanted to believe in an eternal universe without a beginning or end.
I would if I could. Scientists are still trying to figure out what it is. For all I know it could just be a property of "empty" space.
Show me in the science lab how Dark Energy moves stuff around so I don’t have to rely on faith in your words alone.
It is not observed in a lab. It is infered based on observations of space.
Just like the earth's revolution around the sun is infered. Just because we cannot make a laboratory experiment does not mean the phenomena does not exist. Are you going to make the argument that the earth does not revolve around the sun because we cannot make it happen in a lab?
"It is an embarrassment that the dominant forms of matter in the universe remain hypothetical." - Jim Peebles, Princeton University.
What is the original source for this quote? I have a hard time finding it online, except for plasma-cosmology sites. I want the original source.
Don’t you mean ‘just as scientific as Dark Energy’?
"Dark energy" is the best explanation we have for the phenomena we observe. We have no clue what is causing the effects we see but we know it is being caused by something. "Dark energy" is the name we gave it.
So can "God did it" be shown in a laboratory setting? Can you give me empirical scientific evidence that God did in fact "do it"? How does "God did it" actually explain anything?
Why is the sky blue? Goddidit.
How does photosynthesis work? Goddidit.
Why do we get sick? Goddidit.
How are rainbows made? Goddidit.
An explanation that can be used for any question explains nothing.