big bang theory - many problems

[RobCur]

http://www.big-bang-theory.com/

 

[Heisenberg]

whois big-bang-theory.com

Registrant:
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7150 Campus Drive
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Created on: 12-May-03
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Yeah, real objective.

 

[warcrow]

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

 

[UnatcoAgent]

hmm...

 

[warcrow]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
whois big-bang-theory.com

Registrant:
All About God Ministries, Inc.
7150 Campus Drive
Ste. 320
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920
United States

Registered through: GoDaddy.com
Domain Name: BIG-BANG-THEORY.COM
Created on: 12-May-03
Expires on: 25-Feb-05
Last Updated on: 24-Feb-04

Administrative Contact:
Outlaw, Greg greg@allaboutgod.com
All About God Ministries, Inc.
7150 Campus Drive
Ste. 320
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920
United States
7198842246 Fax -- 7198842247
Technical Contact:
Outlaw, Greg greg@allaboutgod.com
All About God Ministries, Inc.
7150 Campus Drive
Ste. 320
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920
United States
7198842246 Fax -- 7198842247

Yeah, real objective.

Good idea and good catch. But there *are* good points brought up....just my opinion.

 

[Corporate Thug]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
whois big-bang-theory.com

Registrant:
All About God Ministries, Inc.
7150 Campus Drive
Ste. 320
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920
United States

Registered through: GoDaddy.com
Domain Name: BIG-BANG-THEORY.COM
Created on: 12-May-03
Expires on: 25-Feb-05
Last Updated on: 24-Feb-04

Administrative Contact:
Outlaw, Greg greg@allaboutgod.com
All About God Ministries, Inc.
7150 Campus Drive
Ste. 320
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920
United States
7198842246 Fax -- 7198842247
Technical Contact:
Outlaw, Greg greg@allaboutgod.com
All About God Ministries, Inc.
7150 Campus Drive
Ste. 320
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920
United States
7198842246 Fax -- 7198842247

Yeah, real objective.

thanx for the info, i'm not even gonna bother reading it

 

[Antisocial Virge]

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

 

[Legendary]

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

The idea is that time is infinite in both directions, and the Universe goes through cycles of collapse->big bang->expansion->collapse.
At least I think that's the current idea.

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Why does this mean there has to be a god? Because there had to be an ever-existing entity to create the universe? Why couldn't the universe be this entity itself?

 

[rh71]

who wrote the bible ?

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

6000 years?....

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: Yzzim

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

more like ignored criticism

 

[TuxDave]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

6000 years?....

Didn't we have an argument that the Earth was 4,000 years old?

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: rh71
who wrote the bible ?

It is a conglomeration of letters, songs, visions, and stories from many different authors throughout the history of the world.

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: TuxDave

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

6000 years?....

Didn't we have an argument that the Earth was 4,000 years old?

"we" meaning you and I? No.

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: TuxDave

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

6000 years?....

Didn't we have an argument that the Earth was 4,000 years old?

It depends on what church you ask (all of them are right btw)

 

[Shuxclams]

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

What an idiot! The Bible (New Testament) was "written" or should we say transcribed by a bunch of Arabs back in the Middle Ages for King Charlemain so he could tax his subjects...... Christian "History" is just over 2400 years old..... Jewish (Old Testament) History is over 5000 years old.... What kind Theological Scholar do you think you are? 6000 years...... You my son are a fool.












SHUX

 

[TuxDave]

Originally posted by: Yzzim


"we" meaning you and I? No.

"we" meaning it was in another ATOT thread.

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: TuxDave

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

6000 years?....

Didn't we have an argument that the Earth was 4,000 years old?

It depends on what church you ask (all of them are right btw)

Also depends on what scientist you ask (all of them are right btw)

 

[Yzzim]

Originally posted by: TuxDave

Originally posted by: Yzzim


"we" meaning you and I? No.

"we" meaning it was in another ATOT thread.

Ah, and ATOT is never wrong

 

[element]

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

No one here claimed any such thing. You can try to put words in peoples mouths but it's plain to see where they really came from. Yours.

What they're trying to say is look, science isn't anywhere near explaining how the universe began. Until they do, there is nothing wrong with believing that it's possible all of this was created by an intelligent being, rather than just some random explosion.

Of course it's also obvious that science has and may continue to uncover more truths about the universe than any religion has.

This is why I believe a creator may exist, but I don't believe in any organized religion.

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: TuxDave

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

6000 years?....

Didn't we have an argument that the Earth was 4,000 years old?

It depends on what church you ask (all of them are right btw)

Also depends on what scientist you ask (all of them are right btw)

How many of them refuse to admit when they are wrong, or when a new theory comes along that better fits the evidence?

 

[FleshLight]

Originally posted by: Shuxclams

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: Antisocial-Virge

Originally posted by: warcrow

The Big Bang Theory has some significant problems. First of all, the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" Can nothing explode?

Exactly. I'm not really a religious man (even though I was raised to be, and was baptised), but this is what keeps me from being an atheist. Where did it all start? The universe had to come from somewhere. Something had to create it. Not just some huge explosion. It just doesnt make sense to me.

Good link, thanks!

Yea, cause everybody knows that the bible has a much better explanation for it.

The Bible has endured criticism for 6.000+ years.

The Big Bang theory doesn't even come close

What an idiot! The Bible (New Testament) was "written" or should we say transcribed by a bunch of Arabs back in the Middle Ages for King Charlemain so he could tax his subjects...... Christian "History" is just over 2400 years old..... Jewish (Old Testament) History is over 5000 years old.... What kind Theological Scholar do you think you are? 6000 years...... You my son are a fool.












SHUX

Blasphemy! So what they have been telling me was a lie all along?

 

[TuxDave]

Originally posted by: Yzzim

Originally posted by: TuxDave

Originally posted by: Yzzim


"we" meaning you and I? No.

"we" meaning it was in another ATOT thread.

Ah, and ATOT is never wrong

Of course! I mean... who can honestly disagree with the age old ATOT belief that Bruce Lee > *