Lemmiwink2’s comments, in the order they came, minus one minor sentence, are in bold, with my replies:
“Stephen Hawking and Paul Davies are under the misunderstanding that the universe had a beginning,”
And they are mistaken because you said so.
“Even as they are saying this, they acknowledge that there could be no reaction which could take place in a complete void,”
If they think it was simply a void then they are wrong. According to Genesis, which is accurate as can be shown indirectly by various evidences, including archaeology, prophecy and science, there was some formless mass from which God created the universe, or rather a formless universe from which he made an ordered one.
“and so there must have been something likions predicted an expanding universe until somebody told him.”
What is “likions”? And why did you refer to a him when you referred to two people before: Hawking and Davies? Something wrong with your thought process?
“Also, science until recently has been tied up with religion,”
No: the scientific method is programmed into humans. Everyone trying something new or trying to confirm what they are instinctively programmed to know how to do (like move their mouth and tongue to speak) has an emotional or mental thought to do something, and who wants to accomplish that thing, and finds the time and resources to, will try. And if they don’t succeed, they will try again unless past attempts from other things let them know it won’t work. But if they succeed, then they confirm that their desire or idea was possible. Everyone does that. Also, it’s vague to say, “tied up with”. What exactly does that mean? Do you mean hindered by religion? Did you know that Einstein said, “science without religion is lame”? And just how is it “tied up” with religion? Are you saying that when a Christian performs an experiment, he’s praising and worshiping God? And what is your point? That you personally don’t like God being praised while experiments are done, and…? So what?! Are you a stupid brat? So what if you hate God?
In the book of Judges, Gideon carries out the modern version of the scientific method: more than one try to confirm a hypothesis. Also, as you know, Christians have been using science to try and conform their beliefs since the concept became clear to them, and that was occurring since before Darwin was born, a man whom anti-Christians and ignoramuses act like is the father of science, forgetting about Christians like the great genius mathematician Euler.
“and religious beliefs played a part in scientists trying to prove what they already believed.”
And that isn’t recent.
“Early in Einstein’s career he believed in an eternal universe, with two equations: energy equals mass times the speed of light squared, and mass equals energy de a singularity of infinite density that the universe came out of, which would actually be the universe in a different form. They ask us to believe that this singularity existed for all eternity, unchanging, because there was no time, and then all of a sudden decided to explode. This is a ridiculous idea, because any reaction which possibly could take place would have already happened over eternity.”
More evidence that Genesis is true: that a thing or things without a will of their own, disordered, could not order itself/themselves without someone to order it.
“They are following the teachings of some respected scientist like Einstein who was in fact wrong in that particular case.”
Seems to be true from my study of Michio Kaku which I reported on in my journal here.
“Einstein was known to be wrong many times in his mathematical calculations, and didn’t see that his equativided by the speed of light squared seeming to back this up.”
That is a grammatically nonsensical sentence it seems to me: what is an “equativided”?
“The universe is eternal,”
And whatever you say is true because you said so?
“and any theory which says that it can’t be needs to be reexamined.”
Just not yours, juz cuz. Contradictory arrogance.
“Anything which can possibly happen has happened before and will continue to happen for all eternity.”
In the renewed universe, God teaches that sin will no longer exist, it will only exist in Hell, and people building homes with their own hands (or whatever) will cease. They will no longer feel pain. God is always right.
“Big bang, big crunch.”
That’s not a sentence and makes no point.
“Please read my articles on the subject by googling rowan casey, and looking for my associated content profile.”
After reading your broken logic: no. And associated content is anti-Christian, or at least anti-[[Calvinist]], so double no.
“This is the second most popular theory, I don’t need to site my sources.”
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