Originally posted by RJHinds [b]WHY THE BIB BANG NEVER HAPPENED
I believe the video does give many reasons WHY the Big Bang never happened. First, nothing can't produce something. That is, an explosion can't come from nothing, and even if it could, an explosion would cause chaos, not an orderly universe.
Check the video carefully for the other reasons. Courteous of . . .
The Near Genius 😏[/b]
I refuse to believe that a Christian can't wrap his head around the idea that the Big Bang was simply the same "Let there be light" moment from Genesis 1.
Originally posted by Suzianne I refuse to believe that a Christian can't wrap his head around the idea that the Big Bang was simply the same "Let there be light" moment from Genesis 1.
There is a difference between that and the Big Bang Theory. There are many problems with the Big Bang Theory, but i can't think of one problem with God saying, "Let there be light" and there was light, because God had already created the heavens and the earth out of water.
Originally posted by lemon lime Either something was there to become something else, or some (other) outside force or agency was able to create something that had not previously existed.
Because you cannot understand something from nothing you discount it.
That is what I mean when I say you are limiting science with your own brain.
Luckily there are smarter people than you and I.
Originally posted by wolfgang59 Because you cannot understand something from nothing you discount it.
That is what I mean when I say you are limiting science with your own brain.
Luckily there are smarter people than you and I.
Originally posted by wolfgang59 Because you cannot understand something from nothing you discount it.
That is what I mean when I say you are limiting science with your own brain.
Luckily there are smarter people than you and I.
Yeah, I am smarter than you. I am not so sure about lemon lime. In your view, science includes magic when you can't explain it by normal science. I explain it by a miracle of God. 😏
Originally posted by RJHinds Yeah, I am smarter than you. I am not so sure about lemon lime. In your view, science includes magic when you can't explain it by normal science. I explain it by a miracle of God. 😏
I'm not so sure about lemon lime either, but I am smart enough to know what isn't smart. It isn't smart to say something came from nothing unless it can be explained and/or demonstrated how something can come from nothing.
If 'nothing' is defined as something other than mass/energy that later became mass/energy, then they should simply say so instead saying "something from nothing". If the people "smarter" than everyone else were smart enough to drop the "something from nothing" line and just explain what they mean, then the smarter people could prove their smartness without sounding utterly stupid. If someone is actually smart enough to understand what they claim to understand they would also be smart enough to explain what they understand.
Science isn't mysticism. If I ask for an explanation and the only answer I get is 'I know but you don't because I'm smarter than you', I'm smart enough to know what that means. It means I'm listening to a d****** who doesn't **** his *** from * **** in *** ******
Originally posted by lemon lime I'm not so sure about lemon lime either, but I am smart enough to know what isn't smart. It isn't smart to say something came from nothing unless it can be explained and/or demonstrated how something can come from nothing.
If 'nothing' is defined as something other than mass/energy that later became mass/energy, then they should simply say so instead s ...[text shortened]... at means. It means I'm listening to a d****** who doesn't **** his *** from * **** in *** ******
Originally posted by lemon lime Yeah, I know you can't get something from nothing. But that's what I mean when I say the question isn't IF it happened. And we shouldn't be asking atheists WHY, because as far as they are concerned there is no "why".
We must limit our questions and comments to HOW it happened, otherwise they can fall back on wisecracks and mockery when they don't know ...[text shortened]... e other nothing force (which also doesn't exist) and then lo and behold, something from nothing.
The Big Bang theory doesn't state that "something came from nothing," nor does it require it as an assumption.
Originally posted by lemon lime I'm not so sure about lemon lime either, but I am smart enough to know what isn't smart. It isn't smart to say something came from nothing unless it can be explained and/or demonstrated how something can come from nothing.
If 'nothing' is defined as something other than mass/energy that later became mass/energy, then they should simply say so instead s ...[text shortened]... at means. It means I'm listening to a d****** who doesn't **** his *** from * **** in *** ******
Then maybe we should not listen to him. What do you think about that? 😏
Originally posted by lemon lime It isn't smart to say something came from nothing unless it can be explained and/or demonstrated how something can come from nothing.
The Big Bang Never Happened
21 Sep '15 06:37
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