What Caused the Big Bang?

[JohnD]

I have sat amazed at the explanation of brilliant men and women

how we cannot determine what the cause was or if there was a cause

based on their claim that time did not exist until the event itself.

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't it a physical law that an effect

has to have a cause?

[BeyondET]

That’s one problem with main stream science, they look at a effect that has a cause and not a cause that has an effect, searching and scratching beyond the 10^-36 seconds old.

Edited January 20, 2021 by BeyondET

[other one]

"What caused the Big Bang"?         I do believe it happened when God said, "Let there be light"

And since we don't know anything about anything before that time, the Question really can't be answered until Jesus comes back.

[JohnD]

I have listened to many otherwise brilliant men and women cop out at this point

feigning a lame excuse to unplug their brains since time (as we know it) did not

exist.

Poppycock!

[Charlie744]

I don’t believe there is or was a Big Bang... this is just one , maybe the most accepted view or theory from those who fail to accept the Scriptures, The God who created everything.... 

There are more than a few verses in Genesis where it is written, “ and God said...”

For me it is quite simple, God just spoke everything into existence. “Let there be light” and it was. “Let the water”, and it was. “Let the land”, and it was.... 

That is it.. God simply called it into existence... that’s His story and He is sticking to it!

Charlie

 

[Charlie744]

Most importantly, if a Big Bang happened at the beginning of the universe does it make a sound?

Charlie

[Tristen]

On 1/22/2021 at 12:13 AM, Charlie744 said:

Most importantly, if a Big Bang happened at the beginning of the universe does it make a sound?

Charlie

In space, no one can hear you go "Bang".

[teddyv]

Of course, there was no space yet right at the Big Bang. That came 10^-43 seconds later (I think).

[Charlie744]

36 minutes ago, teddyv said:

Of course, there was no space yet right at the Big Bang. That came 10^-43 seconds later (I think).

Wait a minute or maybe a few seconds, that can’t be- there was no time yet... so if there was a Big Bang (which of course there wasn’t and I hope everyone is being facetious here), it had to occur after time was made ... right? Big Bang could not create “ time”. 

It is time to put the Big Bang theory to rest... we just don’t have time for it!

? Charlie 

[OneLight]

In the beginning God ... Genesis 1:1 opening statement