Is the big bang logical?

[ChefPapiChulo]

[slatyb]

Is quantum mechanics? Is gravity? All are just theories that fit our observations.

[call_me_scar]

Yeah we can measure the explosion that happened and how our galaxys are moving in the way we'd expect them to move with the current movement of it

[Morgan234]

Honestly, I really don't think it is. Hear me out.

When you are in a building you know the building didn't build itself its not logical.

Same with a painting. You know if you have any sense that that canvas didn't paint itself.

So if a painting is evidence of a painter, and a building is evidence for a builder, why wouldn't all of creation be evidence of a creator?

If you take a bag of Legos and shake it up, is it going to magically build a intricate sculpture? No.

There must be something higher putting it all together.

Also you must ask, does science say there is no God or do scientists.

If you are really interested in this subject go to creation. com and you can type in any of your questions.

Does this help?

[dreamstar72]

I didn’t actually see it happen, but heard stories about it happening. Logical perhaps.

[najekim]

Most logical given the observable facts. Far better than fairytale creations of the universe.

[ChefPapiChulo]

You do know the scholars of the world for the past 1000 years have been catholic priest right lol?

[najekim]

True. But they had to follow religious dogma even though they knew the actual facts. Otherwise they would have ended up like Galileo or Copernicus.

[ChefPapiChulo]

Do you understand humans can be conservative in nature? And radical change scares people?

[najekim]

Some people become so scared they can become fanatics about it.

[Anonymous]

It’s been a theory for a long time but probably not what happened