big bang theory and GOD theory is not the same lah.
big bang theory says there is no GOD and everything is created
naturally by itself.
The big bang describes the first few moments of the universe, it
tells us nothing of the origin of the big bang or the universe. You
should be clear on this distinction..
Additionally the person who proposed the idea of the big
bang in the first place, Georges Lemaitre, was a Roman
Catholic Priest, and in fact at the time a lot of supporters of the
steady state theory opposed it because in their opinion it was a
"creationist" concept.
So how come now creationists think the big bang is an
"evolutionary" concept is a little ironic and strange... but maybe
because they are fundementalist creationists who believe in a
literal, word by word, blow by blow account of creation... ala.
creation in Genesis was a scientific description of what actually
happened...
I don't see any reason why this should be the case beyond
personal fancy, pretty much like how an ex-pastor of mine told
me dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex did not exist and
were mythical creations (like dragons or other fantasy animals),
and he seemed quite serious about that. Which to me was a bit odd,
given to that point I had actually seen for myself several examples
of T.rex skeletons mounted at exibitions and musuems.
So they were all faked for kicks? Some guy had a fancy idea
there ought to be a T.rex and made some fake bones and then got the
entire paleontological community who is often cash-strapped
(Jurassic Park cost most money to make then the entire annual
amount of cash paleontology in America recieves to conduct it's
research) to be along in the conspiracy to fake out over 3,000
other different species of dinosaurs just for the fun of it?
Er, I don't know, but I think my ex-pastor's ideas probably
holds less water then the people who believe the moon landing
was a hoax. But the thing that did disturb me a bit was that he
believes in it, and believes in it truly.
