[dd]Well, I don't know why you people are denying that Big Bang! cosmology is a Christian invention. Are you reading the articles I referenced too fast? Or are you reading them at all?
[dd]Georges Lemaitre first proposed the whole universe expanding from a single atom in 1927. Hubble confirmed that supposition in 1929. How, then, can you deny that the theory came from the Catholic Church? How do you dissociate Georges Lemaitre's theory from the priesthood and from the catholic university of which he was a professor? I'm really curious to know how you manage that. Is there some physchological response that doesn't enable you to compute the data? Is it because that after all these year you thought the Big Bang! theory was totally divorced from religious origins and beliefs? Does it now seem incomprehensible that after all this time and after all that has been written on it, that it has an affiliation with a religious organization that you have been stoutly denying for all the time that you believed in the theory?
[dd]The Big Bang! theory not only originated from Christians, but it was confirmed by Christians. Hubble's whole family were devout Christians. Furthermore, the next major discovery proclaimed to be proof of the Big Bang! theory also came from a Christian source. The cosmic microwave radiation that is proclaimed to be the background radiation left over from the Big Bang! was discovered by astrophysicist Arnold Penzias and that discovery won him a Nobel Prize in Physics in 1978. Here's how Arnold Penzias describes his findings;
--"In summary, therefore, astronomy leads us to a unique event, a universe which was created out of nothing, one with the very delicate balance needed to provide exactly the conditions required to permit life, and one of which has an underlying (one might say "supernatural"), plan. Thus, the observations of modern science seem to lead to the same conclusions as centuries-old [creation beliefs].... At the same time, most of our modern scientific intuition seems to be more comfortable with the world as described by the science of yesterday."--Arnold Penzias, astrophysicist.
[dd]That summation can be read in the article/interview of Arnold Penzias at this website;
www.asa3.org/ASA/topics/Astronomy-Cosmology
which is from The American Scientific Affiliation website at;
www.asa3.org/
[dd]So you can see that the Big Bang! theory originated from Christian sources and was confirmed all along the way by Christian people. It is a curious thing that infidels believe wholeheartedly in the creationist Big Bang! theory and yet vehemently argue against other creationist doctrine that is conducted on a far smaller scale.