Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

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So how can a book that was written 500Bc state that the world is a "globe" and "spherical" But this was only believed 100s of years later when it was mentioned by scientists after years of saying the world was flat.

Fuck you, the book said "circle of the earth," not globe or sphere, don't lie. Additionally, there is evidence to suggest that some knowledge of the earth's true shape was possessed by cultures at around the time that the bible was written, using observations rather than god magic.

Years ago scientists believed there was no beginning to the universe, it was always infinite, then 100s of years later they now confirm what the bible had always said, it had a beginning

Best quit misrepresenting science then, because the big bang merely represents a change in state to our current universe, not the beginning of one. Maybe know what you're talking about, before shooting off your mouth?

How can something just create itself from nothingness?

You're right, how did god do that?

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An Expanding Universe:
The prophet Isaiah who lived almost 3,000 years ago stated

"It is He that . . . stretches out the heavens as a curtain, and spreads them out as a tent to dwell in." [40:22]

Scientists are beginning to understand that the universe is expanding, or stretching out. At least seven times the Scriptures clearly tell us that God stretches out the heavens like a curtain.

I don't find retrofitting bible verses to be a very fun game. Is there any indication from any christian scholar or source that they knew the universe was expanding before science discovered this? I mean, that's what you would expect if this bible verse so clearly indicates what you say it does, right?

Also, don't pretend for a second that if scientists discovered that the universe was actually contracting tomorrow, you wouldn't turn on a fucking dime and find bible passages to confirm that, too.

Ok i agree, the Bible uses words that you could all laugh at, but the words and how we describe things today will be laughable in 3000 years from now. Open your mind before you criticise, i believe in science, science is fact, but it doesn't disprove God? It supports it.

Depends on how willing to bend over backwards to make the two compatible you are. I, however, am not nearly so credulous or dishonest to do so.

Hey, mind telling me why the bible mentions the "four corners of the earth," in Isaiah, if it knew the earth was round, while we're at it?

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