Wadda' you guys N gals think?
Before the 'Big Bang', there was a void. There was nothing - no matter, energy, gravity, or time as we know it. Out of this void, for no reason, comes a everything. The laws of physics and ignored and matter and energy are created out of nothing.
- POOF -
By pure luck, stars are made, planets are formed, and the first life-form crawls out of the mud. The first lifeform develope into everything alive today.
Just a thought - Has anyone EVER, seen, touch, heard, tasted what I've described here? Sounds to me that science has become every bit as religous as we are. I was talking to a guy who said 'people who believe in things they can't see are ignorant'. I suggested it takes as much faith to believe in the big bang as it does to believe in Jesus.
What do you think? Try from a objective point of view. Can you justify the Big Bang, and everything afterwords, without devine will? Also, is it easier to belive in Jesus of no God at all?
Before the 'Big Bang', there was a void. There was nothing - no matter, energy, gravity, or time as we know it. Out of this void, for no reason, comes a everything. The laws of physics and ignored and matter and energy are created out of nothing.
- POOF -
By pure luck, stars are made, planets are formed, and the first life-form crawls out of the mud. The first lifeform develope into everything alive today.
Just a thought - Has anyone EVER, seen, touch, heard, tasted what I've described here? Sounds to me that science has become every bit as religous as we are. I was talking to a guy who said 'people who believe in things they can't see are ignorant'. I suggested it takes as much faith to believe in the big bang as it does to believe in Jesus.
What do you think? Try from a objective point of view. Can you justify the Big Bang, and everything afterwords, without devine will? Also, is it easier to belive in Jesus of no God at all?