God or Big Bang..?

Question

poeple always ask u, when u talk about god:"then where did god come from??"
well the same thing goes when it comes to the big bang.... where did this big ball that "banged" come from in the first place??

Answer 1

No one knows what was before big bang or where God came from.There are something our brain just can't comprehend, because it expects continuity - if there is something outt there then that something has to come from somewhere. It doesn't comprehend the infinite time or existence of nothing.

So the way I see it - God didn't come from anywhere. He/she/it always been there.

As for what was before the Big Bang - there was a huge external pressure that kept some supper mass together. Why and when - only God knows.

Answer 2

Well before the Big bang theory a Belgian Priest named Georges Lemaitre was the first person to propose that the universe began with an big explosion from a primeval atom. So you can say that the big bang theory, and how the way the Bible tells us about how the earth was made could actually go hand, and hand.

Answer 3

I will start by saying I'm a Christian and believer in creation, so some will say i am off base just for that. I take it in stride.

The big bang theory is impossible as the theory states that this tiny ball of condensed matter was spinning very fast to put it lightly. Then for some reason it exploded. The biggest problem that evolutionist ignore and try to avoid is the laws of physics. This ball that spun was going in one direction all things that spun off of it have to spin in the same direction. There are planets spinning backwards and even moons in reverse orbit of the planets. This would be impossible for the theory to hold any water, yet it is better for them to try to believe this (and believing in something unseen and unprovable is a religion) than to face the fact that they will be accountable for their actions.

Answer 4

The answer is "neither." The law of causality says that all actions have a cause, not that all objects have a cause. This does not necessitate a starting point for the Universe.

Additionally, existents cannot appear ex nihilo (that is, something forming out of nothing), so there can be no "time before there was a Universe," which is what your question implies.

Answer 5

The theory of God came first-- the theory of the BIG BANG not until the late 1920's

Both are man-made ideas.

Answer 6

Big Bang

Answer 7

If you get into the nitty gritty science of it all, it is completley possible for the universe to simply pop into existence via quantum foam. And if that isn't fun enough, it is also possible for the universe to go back into time and create itself. Science has come a long way from high school physics.

Answer 8

Why concern yourself with questions that even the brightest people on the planet can't answer?
Just be good to yourself, treat others as you want to be treated,
help anyone you can less fortunate then you, do everything you can to understand your potential as a human being and achieve it, treat this spaceship you live on with respect and care and enjoy being a part of it.
Stop with the questions, do the above, and watch the answers flow.

Answer 9

The answer is both. For the singular point of contraction in the implied Big Crunch forms a singular point that reflects the theoretical 'perfect point' discussion.

Answer 10

You can not ask that question. God is the craetion. Nothing comes before God. We can't understand that, because our brain is not strong enough. Nor will it ever be. You will have all of your answers when you go to heaven.