Do you believed the Big Bang and evolution theory?

[HoundedbyHeaven]

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Uhm... is it okay if I just say that both theories are plausible?

I can only say plausible because those two theories are currently the most popular if not just very popular theories in their respective categories. It doesn't mean they are 100% proven beyond a doubt correct. It just means that those theories currently provide the most plausible answers that most scienstists agree upon.

Of course, scientific theories can never be proven absolutely. A scientific theory does have explanatory power, but it also ought to be testable and falsifiable. Of course, no two theories have equal explanatory power. The Big Bang model, for example, has presently the most greatest explanatory power over all existing theories like the Steady-State model.

However, I doubt if Darwinian evolution is presently the theory on the origin of life that is most agreed upon by scientists.

Both men are still very highly respected, of course. Heh. I'm actually glad this topic isn't about Einsten or Newton's theories. ^^;; I'm kind of fan of those two. Darwin's marvelous of course, but biology doesn't interest me as much as physics.

I believe that Einstein and Newton is very much part of the topic of Big Bang cosmology. The Big Bang, after all, includes the origin of space-time.

As for the Big Bang Theory, I don't even know who came up with it.

Read here: http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/academy...se/b_bang.html . What is ironic about the name of this theory is that one of its dissenter was responsible for its name.

Pax.

[HoundedbyHeaven]

I believe that there is a God... now, about how we came to be? no one can really prove that aight?

I know science is incapable of proving that (not that it should), though. Unbelievers formulate and parrot a purely naturalistic explanation for the origin of life, but they simply could not get out from science what it takes to prove that as well.

that\\\'s why we have faith....so that we can believe in something not seen, not proven, but real

Hehe, even those that can be seen may have yet to or still could not be understood.

Pax.

[onin111]

I believe in the Big Bang, but i must say, someone blew it up... then it may have been HIM... science and religion in one

[HoundedbyHeaven]

I believe in the Big Bang, but i must say, someone blew it up... then it may have been HIM... science and religion in one

Amen! This is precisely why unbelievers are deeply disturbed, badly bothered and profoundly pestered by the Big Bang Theory.

Pax.

[yen]

However, I doubt if Darwinian evolution is presently the theory on the origin of life that is most agreed upon by scientists.

I'm not sure either, but I guess it's quite popular since it's taught to school children. =) That's how I judge if a theory is popular or not - if it's taught to kids in school.

I believe that Einstein and Newton is very much part of the topic of Big Bang cosmology. The Big Bang, after all, includes the origin of space-time.

The Big Bang theory also includes the origin of everything else, not only space-time. lol. That's probably another reason why I don't think much about it. It's too big for my wee brain. =)

(now goes off to reread about the superstring theory, reread because I still don't get it)

[zengatsu]

However, I doubt if Darwinian evolution is presently the theory on the origin of life that is most agreed upon by scientists.

I'm not sure either, but I guess it's quite popular since it's taught to school children. =) That's how I judge if a theory is popular or not - if it's taught to kids in school.

I believe that Einstein and Newton is very much part of the topic of Big Bang cosmology. The Big Bang, after all, includes the origin of space-time.

The Big Bang theory also includes the origin of everything else, not only space-time. lol. That's probably another reason why I don't think much about it. It's too big for my wee brain. =)

(now goes off to reread about the superstring theory, reread because I still don't get it)

i think ang reason nganong ang darwinian ang gitudlo sa mga bata is because dali lang cya sabton and masabtan jud sa mga bata..dili man gud na pwede i tudlo ang big bang kay alangan tudloan na nimo ug about fussion2 ang mga bata

[bad donkey!]

science can't explain evreything about our origins even the genesis contradicted itself when it said that adam and eve was the first man and woman on earth..but how come when they got out of the garden they saw a city i think..i could be wrong you know..hehehe. but the big bang theory is very logical..since they have strong evidence that all the galaxies are moving away from each other which suggests that at one point in time they where close to one another. Even in very small scale experiments accelirating particles and smashing them with each other produces an exposion in an atomic scale and produces matter seems to appear out of nothing after the explosion.hmmmmm..

[tolstoi]

OT..mas lami ang Cloud 9 kaysa Big Bang

i only beleive that GOD is the creator of all things!

[HoundedbyHeaven]

science can't explain evreything about our origins even the genesis contradicted itself when it said that adam and eve was the first man and woman on earth..but how come when they got out of the garden they saw a city i think..i could be wrong you know..hehehe.

Well, the first mention of the word "city" is in Gen 4:17 and it was built by Cain for his son Enoch (Henoch). Adam and Eve found no city when they were evicted from the Garden of Eden. Therefore, there is no contradiction.

but the big bang theory is very logical..since they have strong evidence that all the galaxies are moving away from each other which suggests that at one point in time they where close to one another. Even in very small scale experiments accelirating particles and smashing them with each other produces an exposion in an atomic scale and produces matter seems to appear out of nothing after the explosion.hmmmmm..

Intriguing, where did you read about this atomic scale explosion producing matter out of nowhere, anyway?

Pax.

[tolstoi]

Intriguing, where did you read about this atomic scale explosion producing matter out of nowhere, anyway?

Pax.

i bet in one of Dan Brown's novel :mrgreen: