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I agree that in science theories are as good as it gets. I do not agree that in science theories are better than laws or facts. To a scientist or anyone else, a theory is a theory, and remains a theory until it is proved beyond doubt. Neither can they say it does not matter what caused this bang. Something caused it, and that something had to come from somewhere, and be made somehow.
The Big Bang theory is itself based on two other theories. Einstein’s general theory on the effects of gravitational pull, and the Cosmological theory that says the universe is expanding at an ever increasing rate, and that from wherever in the universe it is observed from, it is the same. They also reckon that there was more than one Big Bang, and that they still occur out there somewhere.
Then they tell us of the Black Holes, caused by planets and solar systems imploding. These turn the gravitational theories on their head. Conditions in the wide universe are not necessarily the same as they were where Einstein was conducting his experiments. Nor are they necessarily the same as they appear to us in this part of the universe that we are able to observe.
They are attempting to reproduce the Big Bang here on earth. If their theories are correct, and the experiment is successful, there can be no other outcome than that we will be blasted into oblivion. They will not even have time to say “We told you”
Nothing that has been said on the subject so far can dispel the belief of those who maintain that in the beginning was the Word.
Regards,
Crofter.
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