(From a creation scientist)
Many scientists say that truth is a relative thing (if that's true, then truth CAN BE absolute--so dont believe them). Okay, here's the goal, many people say that the universe is an infinite number of years old (that it's always been here). But that's impossible. The universe has to have had a beginning--otherwise the second law of thermodynamics would have taken toll and there would be nothing left in the universe. Let me explain why infinity is not possible as a real number of time:
What is infinity minus infinity??? You'll get a contradictory statement. Example: if you subtract all the even numbers (2,4,6...infinity) from all the regular numbers (0,1,2...infinity) you get this: Infinity - Infinity = Infinity.
HOWEVER, if you subtract all the numbers greater than two (3,4,5...infinity) from all the natural numbers (0,1,2...infinity) you get this: Infinity - Infinity = 3 !!! Both times I subtracted the same amount from the same amount and got contradictory answers--so the universe HAD to have had a beginning if there was not an infinite number of years.
Now, a star blows up every 30 years or so (from what we observe)--that is called a nova or a supernova. There are only 300 remains of novas or supernovas found in the universe, based on distribution of stars and galaxies. So, if you take 30 star-deaths and multiply it by 300 dead stars, you get under 9,000 years for the age of the universe! A lot of people say that stars are born again, but that has not been proven. Scientists may say that they see stars being born in the Crab Nebula, but that's not true--they only see the dust clearing and therefore a star that already WAS there coming into sight--stars have been here since the beginning of time, as far as we can observe.
Also, the law of the conservation of angular momentum disproves the big bang. That law states that all rotations from a rotating origin will maintain rotation in the same direction. In otherwords, if a bomb explodes while spinning, all the pieces that fly off will be spinning in the same direction. The big bang theory states that the particle of matter was rotating on its own gravitational collapse. So, if the big bang theory is true, then why are many stars, galaxies, and planets spinning in opposite directions? Seriously, there are plenty of stars, galaxies, and planets out there that are spinning in opposite directions--they should all be rotating in the same direction IF the big bang was true.
The existence of great quantities of space dust, which by the pointing-robertson effect would have vacuumed out of our solar system in a few thousand years, indicates the solar system is young.
Also, if the big bang is true then the universe has to have a center (where the big bang occured). and if the universe has a center it HAS to have a boundary (logical thinking here). So, if the universe has both a center and a boundary, then the universe is a closed system. So, if the big bang is true, then the 2nd law of thermodynamics disproves stellar and organic evolution (a contradictory statement, so the big bang cannot be true).
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