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Author Topic:   The Kalam cosmological argument
crashfrog
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Message 21 of 177 (575076)
08-18-2010 8:24 PM
Reply to: Message 19 by Nuimshaan
08-18-2010 8:10 PM


It is generally accepted the theory means this:
This is nothing even approximating the notion of the Big Bang.
To begin with, you've failed to understand that space itself was what expanded immediately following the Big Bang, not merely the material in the universe.
Where did the Big Bomb come from?
The Big Bang was not the explosion of a bomb, it was the expansion of space from an incredibly small area. Not just everything in the universe, but the space of the universe, as well. Not just the space of the universe, but the time as well, because the Big Bang is the origin of spacetime.

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