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[Calvary]

You know what's best, it isn't even human and it trolled. I love Helen and I will buy all the shit she promotes.

[FurryEquinox]

ITS GAWDS WORK PRAISE JESUS

 

That was actually physically painful to type.

[Crazy Joe]

The Christian God? Like maybe there could be a similar one instead of Jesus. He was a prophet and teacher of light and love. I believe in Allah. The universe is slowly expanding and it says this in the Quran. It also says that the world is round and it mentions Jesus in it multiple times. It also says that Allah expands the universe with his hand. That is why it is slowly expanding. Religion is not a very good topic, but that's just what I think.

[Capsicum Annuum]

What if humans created the big bang, then they put the other less smart humans on earth and the intellectuals went to another galaxy?

[3raser]

Like I said before, it's not a good idea to talk about that. Politics, religion, and beach volleyball are very bad subjects for the forums. For what it's worth, I identify as someone who does not believe in the big bang.

[HammerBammer]

Ok... There seems to be a lot happening here and I just read the posts diagonally.

So I'll not actually dwell into the theories pertaining to the beginning of the universe. Although the big bang is still the most widely accepted hypothesis and the one with most experimental/observations facts backing it up.

 

The major problem with cosmological theories of the beginning of the universe is how to actually corroborate them. Mathematical models and computations simulations are all fine, but at the end of the day, experiments and observations are what sustain a theory. That's the main issue with string theory and loop quantum gravity. We just don't have the technology to actually test and confirm them.

 

Basically every year there's a new idea on how the universe started and how to explain stuff that isn't predicted by current theories. Then comes the part to find non-mathematical proof, and most of those ideas just go down the drain.

 

But to those that don't believe in the big band, I need to ask:

why?

[idk]

What if humans created the big bang, then they put the other less smart humans on earth and the intellectuals went to another galaxy?

They left us as a seed to see what we'd make of ourselves?

[Mister Sympa]

What if humans created the big bang, then they put the other less smart humans on earth and the intellectuals went to another galaxy?

A, That's very Douglas Adams.

B,  Also this:

“There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable.

There is another theory which states that this has already happened.”

[Foxfalcondeathsky]

Nothing scientific there. All creation is only about 6000 years old. The big bang has not happened yet but it will. 2Peter 3:10 

Hummmmm just saying I don't believe in "GOD" but I think that there is something like scientifically maybe he is somehow a neurological being or something

[TheRealFibbonaci]

If the universe existed forever, then when did it start?

[Mister Sympa]

You don't need a where. You don't need a when. That's how "every" it gets.

[Cotton Candy Hot Tub]

I guess you need a "how?" Given the fact the big bang theory states that matter and dark energy were heated by an unknown source in order to explode, which created everything.

Where did the matter, heat, and dark energy come from?

Why was there one single atom about the diameter of a golf ball with all that stuff in it?

Did all that stuff just appear out of nowhere?

Not complaining, but it just doesn't make any sense to me. I believe in God, but I'm not attacking atheism here. I'm only curious in questioning only the atheists who believe in the big bang.

[DarkMatter]

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