What do you think about the big bang theory being joined with the world creation from bible?

Question

do you like the idea of matching sience and bible? I think it is a great idea of one proceeding that sort of conciousness, what about u?

Answer 1

Contrary to some of your answers, I have never thought that the Big Bang theory or the Theory of Evolution and the Bible were mutually exclusive.

Perhaps we are finally learning some of God's methods of Creation.

Answer 2

I like some of the points from the "Fresh Prince," but by him saying: "Who created God?" he put holes into his own theory. I think the person that came up with the idea that TIME started with the Big Bang found a very CONVENIENT way to elude any questions about what happened before. So your saying that, initially, there was no space/time, then suddenly there is mass that is infinitely dense. I have read about experiments where scientists have been able to create vacuums (or very close) and out of these vacuums, occasionaly, a tiny particle of mass, smaller than an atom I think, would spontaneously appear. OK fine, but that is a far cry from an infinitely dense mass that creates the universe. I can not even comprehend the idea of infinite density, much less the fact that it can suddenly appear without any elapsed time. I'm not saying anyone is wrong or right, I just have a hard time comprehending the beginning of either explanation. Unfortunitely, noone here will be able to prove or disprove any theory, I suppose we will found out at the end.

Answer 3

I think it's funny that the Vatican has employed Steven Hawking and other physicists to tell them which parts of the bible have been proven false by science. Science now dictates the beliefs of religion, and anything that can't be explained by science YET must be "god's" work. Every time science explains something in the bible, like evolution, the church says "ok ok, so we had that one wrong, the bible was just using metaphors, don't take it so literally.....but this creation of the universe thing, that's definately god."

It's only a matter of time until we figure out what actually caused the big bang, taking all the mystery out of it, and then we'll look back at the times when people said it was god's work and we'll laugh, just like we laugh today at the thought of creationism....some of us, anyways.

Answer 4

Sure, but scientists tends to see the creation of the universe not as something that was caused by a super being but something that just happened. Personally I think that the bible supports the big bang theory.

Answer 5

I don't think it's good to mix religion with science. They tried that with Galileo and when the church held onto early science given by Aristotle that the earth was the center of the universe even though the new Galileo/Kepler science said otherwise... the church was wrong. However, science could be wrong about the big bang as it's just a theory. Then what do you tell the religious folks? Oops? Well, my point is that science is different than religion. Religion has it's place for guiding us through life but science is a tool that God gave us to explore, reason, question, and calculate.

Answer 6

Any religion based on revelations and miracles has no room in science. It never has and it never will.
You can't possibly combine Big Bang with god, because as long as you god lovers say "since we don't know how the Big Bang started, we can say god did it", I'm gonna keep asking "Who created god?"
I think it was Mathematician who mentioned in another question that time started with the Big Bang, there was no time before it, so you can't say "what caused the Big Bang?" since that would require time before the start of time, which makes no sense. So nothing and no one caused the Big Bang.

Answer 7

That's like saying that a humming bird taped to a walrus is perfect harmony, Just like politics you can't mix them with religion. Sciences is fact nothing more nothing less, The bible is faith. So put simple I have faith that science is right and religion is just a way to help control the people.

Answer 8

No, no point. The bible is not a science book or a history book or a book of morals. It's proven that many times over. It's closest analogy would be a book of fairytales.

Answer 9

I believe that God made everything, how he made it, the Bible doesn't say. I believe that both the Bible and scientists are right. God made the universe by The Big Bang.

Answer 10

Its absurd. Its a vain attempt at religious groups to cling to their culturally driven belief system in the face of facts supported by scientific evidence. Its sad to see supposedly educated people brain-washed in this way.