The "big bang" theory...?

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Thread Topic: The "big bang" theory...?

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  Nakita Junior

  13 years ago
  It's still called that, right? They didn't come up with a new scientific-ish name for it, did they? :/
  Whatever. Anyway, I don't believe in it, and not just because I'm a christian. Even if I wasn't a christian...I just find it kind of hard to believe that everything - the stars, the planets, us, the animals, plants, the entire universe - came from a random explosion that came out of nowhere. >.
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  Nakita Junior

  13 years ago
  *>.
• tongue Advanced

  13 years ago
  You're an idiot. Don't talk about global warming or the big bang or anything else scientific. Christians have no business talking about science.
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  bunniesrule Advanced

  13 years ago
  I'm putting my smart face on right now.
  
  
  If we were to actually look into the big bang theory, we would soon discover the following:
  Nothing + Nothing = Explosion
  Explosion = Life
  So....
  Nothing = Life?
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  Nakita Junior

  13 years ago
  :/ My religion doesn't affect the way I think about or see things.
  Maybe slightly, but the only reason I don't believe in the big bang theory is just because I find it hard to believe that an explosion out of nowhere made the universe. >.
• johninMI Newbie

  13 years ago
  Well, if you can't use religion as a crutch, you must be truly retarded.
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  Nakita Junior

  13 years ago
  I believe God created it - although I don't know how he created it, and most likely nobody ever will.
  
  Heck, maybe he used the "big bang" to create the universe.
  Or maybe christians are totally wrong, and there's another universe called ponyland or something, and then one day the ponies got bored and decided to make an experiment that turned out as this universe.
  Or something.
  
  Even if it wasn't made by God, I think it came from intelligent design.
  The ponies really did put us here, for all I know.
• tongue Advanced

  13 years ago
  Agree with John. Emma too. And if we're really gonna talk about something from nothing, then where the hell does God come from?
• johninMI Newbie

  13 years ago
  My brother actually wrote that last thing. Very mature Jimmy. I think the big bang is a possible explanation for the Earth's existance, but God could also be involved. So basically I'm neutral.
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  Nakita Junior

  13 years ago
  Wether he's called God or not, I think the universe came from an intelligent designer. Heck knows where he came from - I just find it more believable than the fact that life came from a random explosion out of nowhere.
• johninMI Newbie

  13 years ago
  I'm brother is 15. LOL yea he's pretty different from me.
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  Nakita Junior

  13 years ago
  I made a theory from ponies. I feel really annoying and random now. 8/
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  VegeKaka Advanced

  13 years ago
  I don't feel like being called a retarded, ignorant git, so I'll say the Big Bang Theory is pretty damn reasonable. Because it's about better than anything anyone else can think of.
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  Appayipyip42 Experienced

  13 years ago
  I believe God created whatever "randomly" banged into each other and created a universe.
  
  Go ahead and hate on me for believing. It just goes to show I have more faith and can explain my belief without having to call the other person an idiot.
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  Ludwig Novice

  13 years ago
  Out of nowhere? The BB theory is that all the matter became pushed together (or something like that) and caused an explosion. And that sounds pretty much right to me.
  
  Yes, I believe in God yet I believe in the Big Bang theory. :P
  
  I do think God had some part in it, but the BB theory seems pretty reasonable to me.

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