james bond
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Some secular scientists say the universe had a Big Bang. That don't claim that was the absolute beginning of the universe. They all acknowledge that something may have come before the Big Bang.Kalam's cosmological argument 1st statement -- Whatever begins to exist has to have a cause. We have demonstrated that the universe began to exist. Both sides agree on that.
I have seen no evidence that the universe had a beginning. Can you link to such evidence?
I'm taken aback coming from you since the answer is easy to find, i.e. creation scientists and secular scientists agree the universe had a beginning. How do you think the universe started or do you believe that it is eternal?
Many other secular scientists are starting to warm up to the theory of the multiverse. There is a number of new theories out there, so your obsession with the Big Bang is not a good argument.
Why would I argue for big bang when I have creation haha? Like I said, you cannot figure things out to put it nicely.
When you quote the Bible, you aren't arguing anything. You're retreating into mysticism. You have abandoned the playing field.
I didn't quote the Bible in my arguments to you above, but the topic is "Science Proves the Bible Again." Shouldn't I be allowed to quote the Bible for such a topic?
It just goes to show you are making up lies up based on your stereotypes of creationists and creation science. Creation is what scientists believed as true before the 1850s. It is still true and best theory.
Regarding mysticism, isn't evolution just that? We didn't find any conclusive fossil evidence based on what you explained of it. If it were real evidence, then wouldn't you be able to persuade me easily? Instead, you just end up crying stating that I am espousing mysticism and have left the playing field. It sounds like you never arrived on the field as you didn't produce any valid argument nor convince anybody of transitional fossils nor produce any unrefutable fossil evidence.
Now, you're trying to get involved in big bang or trying to refute Kalam's cosmological argument. What do you have to say about that haha?
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