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Re: Regarding the religious off topic st by: cpo82002 | 11/05/04 05:01 pm Msg: 338116 of 338119
I find this artle very interesting and post in hopes others will also. Not advocating anything and hope it will be my last post on this subject. The Origin of the Universe Rich Milne -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What Was the Big Bang? "If you're religious, this is like looking at God."(1) A mystic, describing his vision in a trance? A poet, looking at the beauty of nature and seeing God? No, a Berkeley astrophysicist, commenting on the data he was making public in 1992 that seemed to confirm a basic expectation of the Big Bang theory. Just what is the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe? One scientist summed it up succinctly by saying: "The explosion from zero volume at zero time of a corpuscle of energy equivalent to the mass and radiation that now constitute the Universe."(2) What does that mean? It means that everything we now see or know about was once compacted into an unimaginably small blip that suddenly expanded in a huge explosion that created the very space and time it was expanding into. Or as Calvin of Calvin and Hobbes put it, "The Horrendous Space Kablooie." The Big Bang has become as much a part of our common science knowledge as dinosaurs, something we speak about with the same sense of familiarity we talk about atoms. But, like atoms, how much do we really know about this wondrous explosion of everything? In this essay we'll talk about what scientists mean by the Big Bang theory, why it's often in the news, why some scientists oppose it, what it tells us about our home the universe, and what we as Christians can learn from all of this. (cont'd)
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