I was interested in the age of the Earth and did not consider Big Bang of importance. I learned that Earth was older than 7,000 years, and that was significant to me. The age of the universe did not matter much.
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I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science expains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Now, I am curious how many of you, that used to believe in God, due to the complexity of this world, no longer believes in God, after you become more informed about Bigbang and evolution.
In my modern day human experience.I know a human only owns human consciousness and thoughts as a human being on earth.
Inside a natural light voiding heavens in reality. God he named as a man human. Explained as a man human.
Star sun mass returned hit and big bang blasted heavens above like Russia proved and his life mind body changed.
Gave him all the human only ideas about the big bang.
For machine technology sciences.
All themes he discusses about non universal presence is proven his want of non universal presence.
As to ask why did you choose a topic a man wanted to go back into spirit form the eternal. Is his earth God topic only.
So it's how science is subjected to spiritual connotations by man's choice. The scientist.
Evolution theory says a lesser living biology by heavens was added into to form the human. A belief yet a practical assessment only by humans.
Isn't any thesis. It's observation a living human is like monkey apes yet not a monkey ape.
The only subject closest as a living being.
Which science says makes a monkey our God.
Humans owning direct body mass to be human are living in the same atmospheric body type as a living monkey...
Quote...only pressures changed in the heavens for biology not to be giant cells.
Hence its not evolution.
So then you ask just a human why did you want time...being light shifted?
His statement I wanted to return to a non burning living status type.
Which is pre spirit mass and body type.
Not gods terms at all says a man's science mind.
It's why I never believed in God but I do believe in spirit.
As terms what we left spiritually owned no name...as only human men named created bodies. Why they were spiritually told don't give God a name or genesis human DNA gets removed.
Exact lived human experience.
While the Big Bang may invalidate some events as told in the Bible, it really has nothing to do with the existence/non-existence of any gods.I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science expains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Now, I am curious how many of you, that used to believe in God, due to the complexity of this world, no longer believes in God, after you become more informed about Bigbang and evolution.
I seem to have had the opposite experience to you.I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science expains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Do you realize that you refuted your own claim about being a scientist in this post?I seem to have had the opposite experience to you.
Thirty years ago, as a teenager I had no interest in considering the existence God and readily accepted science as the all conquering saviour that would explain everything even becoming a scientist myself but didn’t study science’s explanation for creation, just accepted it. Five years ago I had a Christian spiritual awakening and studied everything about creation and read the Bible for the first time.
The Big Bang and Evolution theories have no hard evidence to support them, it‘s all supposition. The electrical signal that science declares is evidence of cosmic background radiation is the only evidence of a mysterious Big Bang but it’s meaningless. Comparing bones to prove Evolution theory isn’t hard evidence, it just all conditions people’s minds to believe there’s no Creator. Science has to explain where substance comes from and actually demonstrate and create a new species from an old one to prove evolution theory.
Creation will always be speculative. I prefer listening to Creation Scientists from a Biblical perspective than general mainstream science because I can now see all the latter does is condition minds not to believe God.
I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself.
I know of people, even now did not know about it really.Strange... it was first proposed in the 1927 by lemaitre and Hubble provided a foundation of observational support for it in 1929, with ultimate confirmation in 1965 with the discovery of microwave background radiation.
30 years ago was like 1990'. Very much common knowledge by then.
That's depressing.I know of people, even now did not know about it really.
I was brought up as a Christian and became interested in astronomy during the late 1950s. During the 1960s and 1970s I read a lot about astronomy and cosmology and obtained a degree in astronomy, without it affecting my Christian faith. Obviously I regarded the creation and flood stories in Genesis as theological rather than historical.I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science explains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Now, I am curious how many of you, that used to believe in God, due to the complexity of this world, no longer believes in God, after you become more informed about Bigbang and evolution.
For me it opened my eyes of the importance of reality aa opposed to fantasy, embellishments and outright imagination.I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science expains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Now, I am curious how many of you, that used to believe in God, due to the complexity of this world, no longer believes in God, after you become more informed about Bigbang and evolution.
That's a concept still persued by believers. It has no basis at all.I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science expains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Now, I am curious how many of you, that used to believe in God, due to the complexity of this world, no longer believes in God, after you become more informed about Bigbang and evolution.
As I never belied in gods (or Santa, the Easter Bunny or fairies), scientific findings, like the Big Bang, never phased any of my believes.I remember when I was a teenager, some thirty years ago, the Big bang theory was not known to many people, including myself. As a teenager I thought this world obviously must have been created by God, as it is too big and complex to exist without a creator.
Off course, now, that science expains it through Big bang theory and evolution, I don't have same reasoning that it is too big and complex to be without a God, as science explains it how it did happen.
Now, I am curious how many of you, that used to believe in God, due to the complexity of this world, no longer believes in God, after you become more informed about Bigbang and evolution.
A scientific theory is far more superior than an unsubstantiated idea completely born from the imagination.My understanding for the concept of God is that It represents all that is, manifest or unmanifest. BB theory and all other theories are what they are, theories, just a part of all that is.