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Ah, sorry, it would seem that I did not yet say this to you. Well, now I've said it. Like evolutionary theory does not describe the origin of life, the Big Bang model does not describe the origin of the universe. There is currently no comprehensive testable model describing that origin.
« PLEASE EXPLAIN TO? ME HOW THE UNSIVERSE CAME FROM NOTHING »
Why? We don't know that it came from nothing. The Big Bang model does not describe the origin of the universe: it describes its development *since* its very first beginning. I already said this, I believe.
X PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME HOW THE UNSIVERSE CAME FROM NOTHING THEN I WILL ENTERTAIN U FURTHER. And thor ur god did nothing to help egpyt when OUR god took the isrealites from Egypt. So ur God isn't useful at all far less exists. At least mine helped the ppl what did urs do HELP THE ELITE LOL?
« half the scientist that uall follow and worship »
Correction: scientists aren't absolute authorities, and no sane person claims they are. Unlike your bible, which you do claim to be an absolute authority.
So? You never saw people being raised from the dead. For that matter, you never saw Christ crucified. And while those notions are untestable, the Big Bang model *is* testable through observation.
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Nice. Got that from my handle, did you? Of course, since I'm an atheist, I don't believe in the existence of gods. Any god. Including yours.
Ah, sorry, it would seem that I did not yet say this to you. Well, now I've said it. Like evolutionary theory does not describe the origin of life, the Big Bang model does not describe the origin of the universe. There is currently no comprehensive testable model describing that origin.
Why? We don't know that it came from nothing. The Big Bang model does not describe the origin of the universe: it describes its development *since* its very first beginning. I already said this, I believe.
And thor ur god did nothing to help egpyt when OUR god took the isrealites from Egypt. So ur God isn't useful at all far less exists. At least mine helped the ppl what did urs do HELP THE ELITE LOL?
No, that's if *we* (atheists) are correct. If *you* are correct, then we will definitively feel something after we die.
However, you are severely mistaken in your assumption that, even though we cease to exist at death, we don't find life worth living until that time.
Is there something wrong with animals? That would be a shame, because you *are* an animal, per *definition*.
It is also a shame that you think your life would be purposeless without your imaginary god. But I do not pity you; I am not that nice.
Correction: scientists aren't absolute authorities, and no sane person claims they are. Unlike your bible, which you do claim to be an absolute authority.
So? You never saw people being raised from the dead. For that matter, you never saw Christ crucified. And while those notions are untestable, the Big Bang model *is* testable through observation.
So how about that series of increasingly more man-like organisms in the past? Is there evidence that they were supernaturally created, sequentially?