This is the question I am going to answer today: Did the Big Bang really happen? Using quotes from both sides, verses from the Bible, and just logic, I will tell you what I think about it, and let you decide for yourself what you believe.
‘In the Beginning God created the heaven and the earth…’
-Genesis 1:1
Do you recognize that one? Not everyone will, but it is the very first verse in the Bible, and I believe it makes more sense than:
‘There was nothing, then a bang, and there it was’
-Evolution
I know I am paraphrasing a bit there, but you get my point right? I do not believe that this could have happened by chance; no it needed a Creative Creator! This is what is simply (or not so simply) stated by this:
"Questions of origin have always been the most difficult ones to answer. But perhaps the most fundamental of all questions concerns the origin of the universe. Many astronomers and physicists today feel they have found the answer. They believe that the Universe was created at one instant in a hot explosion, called the big bang, and the basic structure was decided in the first billion-billion-billion-billionth of a second (10-36 seconds). But this hypothesis has serious deficiencies, which the results from the satellite COBE have already served to highlight.
There are three major problems with the big bang model. First, as a theory of physics, it breaks a cardinal rule by violating the law of matter and energy…‘Secondly, the microwave background is believed to be the strongest evidence. Yet such a fundamental feature of radiation cannot be deduced from any calculations of the early Universe. Its value is assumed.
The third problem is that big band cosmology is supposed to explain the origin of most nuclei. But although it can with some success explain the formation of helium and deuterium. It runs into problems…The knots into which big band theorists have tied themselves in the post-COBE era convinced Fred Hoyle, Geoffrey Burbidge and myself that we should seriously explore an alternative framework for cosmology."
Narlikar, Jayant, “Challenge for the Big Bang,” New Scientist, vol. 138 (June 19 1993), pp. 27-30
The just of it is, in an evolutionist own words; there are three major problems in the big bang theory and it is enough that it would convince three evolutionists that they needed a new way to explain our origin. I believe that way is God.
Look around you, what do you see? Just out of my window I see yellow flowers, green leafs and grass, and brown bark of the trees, do you suppose that happened by chance? How could something so beautiful be created by an explosion? If I showed you a beautiful oil painting and I told you that a monkey thew a candle into a barrel of oil and when the exploded, it created that! What would you say? You would probably say 'NO WAY! Who was the artist really?'
Our world is like that beautiful painting, I believe that our world is like that beautiful painting, God is the real artist, and the big bang is like, the crazy monkey being an explanation to where the world came from.
So who will you decide to believe in, the monkey of chaos…or God?
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