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Originally Posted by Infinitus
@ shakermaker: No problem. I'm always up for intelligent convo. What is the big bang if it isn't chance? An evolution of atoms in a pinprick of time? Don't be silly, it happened in an instant and people still don't know how or why. Please explain it to me, because no scientist can (convincingly). There is no evidence...yet. Same goes with evolution. The sudden emergence of language and a much larger brain capacity in a relatively short time. No other evolutionary stage before or since happened in quite the same timespan. Then you have the missing link, which throws a huge spanner in the works. I don't disagree with Darwin (he was a great mind and a fearless explorer). I just think he didn't/couldn't explain everything (and which man alone can?). His theory of natural seclection is generally sound, but does not extend to the creation of the universe (it's for lifeforms, right?). I see God as good and love and everything positive about reality, not a bearded man sitting in a cloud on a throne. Thus I do beleive in God, just not the sexist, elitist, distorted view of God the 3 major religions are based upon.
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You're right insofar as there's not much known about the beginning of the universe but you know what? We're not far off knowing.
I'm not a scientist nor do i claim to be, and so I'll point you towards a fella that can explain the early cosmology much better than I. I read this a while ago:
Professor Stephen Hawking