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Science and scientists regularly ignore The First Cause/Prime Mover issues and many of the problems associated with The Big Bang - the 'something from nothing' conundrum. Should science claim, as it regularly does, that there is no creator?
- probability + time = "something from nothing" as you put itZOOP
- Now who's talking about religion? ;)monospaced
- There was no 'time' before the big bang.Morning_star
- Also, scientists are doing everything except ignore it. They are constantly, relentlessly, testing it.monospaced
- Not me Mono. I said creator not god.Morning_star
- Billions of dollars and the best minds on the planet are dedicated to trying to (dis)prove the big bang theorymonospaced
- god, creator, c'mon, we know that they're the same. It doesn't matter what word you choosemonospaced
- Testing what Mono? You'll hear scientist claim things about millionths of a second after the big bang.Morning_star
- Nothing about the cause.
Morning_star - If you think they aren't looking at the cause, then you are just being ignorant.monospaced
- Show me who and where.Morning_star
- http://www.bbc.com/f…
http://phys.org/news…monospaced - The BBC link doesn't work and the other one supports the many universes hypothesis. It doesn't address the First Cause issue.Morning_star
- The link works fine, and both are trying to address the issue. Sigh.monospaced
- I can't view the BBC one as the link is international, sorry. Hust watching the Dawkins Deepak thing, very interesting, thanksMorning_star