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Originally Posted by dynastoned
that is of course if we knew that a big bang is how the universe was created. it's only a theory my friend.
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It is a pretty damn sound and as close to you can get to being certain theory though. Hell we can actually hear the very first sounds of that event even today.
As for splum saying we do not know what created that matter, well um damn it he sort of has a point. Yet any rational person would not leap to an omni present all powerful intellegent deity that gives a rats ass about any of us.
Then for explaing god or creation, that is fairly simple. Go outside during the daylight hours and take a gander at that big ass bright flaming globe in the sky that people once thought revolved around our little planet. There you have it, that is your real god and if you stay up when it goes down over the horizon you will see all of the other deities in our universe. Without them carbon would of never been created along with many other elements and well without them there would be none of us. Thankfully some of them gave up their lives to implode and throw out more dense atoms and form newer deities. As for creation you may want to peek at the very close object that is ever so bright in the night sky. Since odds are that if it had not colided with our planet early on and had been a great deal closer than it currently is, it would not of been able to churn up the water enough to create complex chemical chains or the basics of DNA.
Then again maybe he is right and science is indeed too damn narrow to explain. Afterall how long did it take for the Catholic church to admit the world was not flat, nor the center of the universe?