Creation of the Universe

[abtaylor]

So I get asked a lot, "How did something come from nothing? (Big Bang)"

Well, don't atoms and particles "pop" in and out of existence? So the universe could have just kinda created itself. I'm a really big noob at this stuff, so take it easy xD

Ive also heard theories that the big bang was just an accelerator, accelerating the expanding universe outward from a previous contraction (An endless loop). So the big bang wasn't actually how everything started at all, just an accelerator.

But yeah, I don't know if this is what happened or what but it was just a thought

[ThePinsir]

Laurence Krauss - A Universe From Nothing. Check it out.

[Minimalist]

So I get asked a lot, "How did something come from nothing? (Big Bang)"

Why don't you ask those xtian shits the same question?

Genesis 1 (King James Version)
King James Version (KJV)

1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.

Talk about something from nothing. At least the big bang posits that all the matter in the universe was compressed into a small point. That is not "nothing." That is "everything."

'God' is nothing.

[Tonus]

And if they tell you that god "made it from himself" ask them "which orifice?"

[Mister Agenda]

We seem to suffer more from an embarrassment of too many plausible natural explanations for the origin of the universe rather than not enough.

[LostLocke]

So I get asked a lot, "How did something come from nothing? (Big Bang)"

Tell them "It didn't. And no one (evilutionists) says it did."

[Ksa]

The fact that we don't have to pay a tax on solar energy to an alien species tells us that it's our sun.

This is a great thing.

[Sejanus]

The fact that we don't have to pay a tax on solar energy to an alien species tells us that it's our sun.

This is a great thing.

Uhhhh.... what?

[Lemonvariable72]

So I get asked a lot, "How did something come from nothing? (Big Bang)"

Well, don't atoms and particles "pop" in and out of existence? So the universe could have just kinda created itself. I'm a really big noob at this stuff, so take it easy xD

Ive also heard theories that the big bang was just an accelerator, accelerating the expanding universe outward from a previous contraction (An endless loop). So the big bang wasn't actually how everything started at all, just an accelerator.

But yeah, I don't know if this is what happened or what but it was just a thought

Ask them how do they know that it was there god and not Allah or Brahma

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The fact that we don't have to pay a tax on solar energy to an alien species tells us that it's our sun.

This is a great thing.

Uh yes we do. Why do you think all of those reptilians are on the dark side of the moon for? Vacation?

[Ksa]

The fact that we don't have to pay a tax on solar energy to an alien species tells us that it's our sun.

This is a great thing.

Uhhhh.... what?

Imagine you're an advanced alien species. To build a spaceship, you need a fusion reactor. You can build one and supply it with helium, but that's the dumbest idea ever. It's so dumb only a human could think of it.

What you will do is, you build a containment shield around the sun, using its own power to catalyze the shield's construction. When the sun is contained, you use its power to build the rest of the ship. You use the sun's power to travel to another star system and you do the same with that star to build another ship.

What I'm saying is, you may wake up one morning, at a chilly temperature, in total darkness, with your sun reading at the observatory's computer "Sun: celestial body absent."

Do you think God will help you? He will be dead along with the rest of us.