If you believe in the "Big Bang" how can you not believe in God.?

Answer 1

i believe in both! god did the big bang
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Answer 2

Big Bang is still a theory in Physics. There are lots of experimental and observational evidence for it.
Physicists don't BELIEVE in the sense you believe in God. One hundred experiments can support a THEORY to be true but only one experiment is sufficient to prove it wrong. That's the Physicists point of view.
You cannot prove or disprove the existence of God. So,it's not something that can be discussed parallely with some physical theory.
Why Big Bang? We don't know. But we don't say that God
made the Big Bang. If we say that then that will be the end of further studies and experiments and observations. We only know
upto now from10^(-34) seconds after the Big Bang.
What before the Big Bang? This question is baseless--because time didn't exist before the Big Bang. Space, Time,Matter all started with it.

Answer 3

The big bang is a theory that is more complex than just a large explosion that created everything. Many theorists simply call a period of time in which there was a rapid expansion of the universe in a very short period of time the big bang. Some also postulate that prior to this rapid expansion there was an equally rapid contraction suggesting that the substances that make up the universe existed as something similar to what we know today before the "big bang." Thus people who agree with the theory of the "big bang" tend not to believe in God in a traditional religious sense.

For more information I recommend The Elegant Universe, by Brian Greene.

Answer 4

I don't know if one directly connects with the other, but it always felt comfortable to think that what preceeded the Big Bang was something only God could know.

Lately, however, the classical "Big Bang" wherein everything knowable started at the time of the, well, bang, has been fit into several other models that, for example, presuppose a so-called multiverse; in this case the Big Bang is really just our universe separating from the larger multiverse.

I find myself taking issue with those theories simply because they ruin my simplistic view of the Big Bang being the dividing point between us and God. That's what you get from mixing science and religion, I suppose!

Answer 5

Well i think that you can believe in God and the big bang at the same time because no matter what God is in control of everything so therefore God knew for a billion yrs. about the big bang so it depends how you see it

Answer 6

If you believe in God how can you not believe in the Big Bang?

Answer 7

An omnipotent being with a personality that dropped a book on our planet is a pathetically random and selfish suggestion for the origin of the universe. My lunchbox created the universe is a hair more likely. As long as you admit there is no room for God in the universe since the big bang, I'm happy.

Answer 8

Perhaps you can believe that God created the Big Bang, and thus the universe?

Answer 9

Why should one?

If a ball falls off a table, I don't attribute that to an act of God. The big bang could well be the equivalent within time and space.

Answer 10

Good question. Scientists believe the big bang happened in very controled and systematic way which points to God.

Answer 11

I believe the Big Bang was created. I think science was created so the enigmas of the world could be explained logically.

I think God is a lot smarter than you give him credit for.