Problems with the Big Bang theory

DivineBeginning If you took the time to analyze your statement here you might realize that it is hardly a profound sentence. Of course nothing has ever materialized from nothingness, since the definition of nothingness requires that nothing can come from it.LOLCuriously you use the adjective complete here as though there were a converse condition such as incomplete nothingess?Edited by sidelined, : No reason given.

DivineBeginning. Then where did the universe come from in your view? If it is by the hand of God {and God is something} then how do you avoid the same conundrum?

DivineBeginningThat is not an answer,DB that is special pleading. You exempt God from the very condiytion you demand of the Big Bang and thus are hand waving away the difficulty this presents

DivineBeginning But that is the problem DB. You refuse to accept that the universe can come into existence from nothing yet refuse to acknowledge God as being subject to the same condition through special pleading., which is to say, that you give God exemption status in order to avoid having to deal with the same difficulty you insist BB theory is guilty of.

DivineBeginning In what context do you reference his existence? In other words what kind of existence do you attribute to God before{a temporal term} the universe {including time} came into existence?

DivineBeginning I suppose you would be willing to share with myself the location of this documentary and the peer review that accompanied its release? It would be good to see the evidence and the experiments performed to back up the claims made. It would also be interesting to see the quality of science performed as well.

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Dear Mrs Chown, Ignore your son's attempts to teach you physics. Physics isn't the most important thing. Love is.Best wishes, Richard Feynman.

DivineBeginning Damn straight considering that that much water has never been present on the Earth and that such a flood is impossible due to the physical properties of water and the laws of thermodynamics.