Do you watch The Big
Bang Theory? It's that comedy TV show about a bunch of nerdy
scientists who live together and attend the same educational
institution. I am not a regular viewer, but if I am up at
night and flipping channels and land on the channel at the right
time, I'll watch it. I like the guy named Sheldon. He's from Texas.
That means he's not only smart about science, but he knows all about
football. Because in Texas, football is a religion. LOL.
Anyway!
Connecting the dots, I read an interesting article by a fellow writer
about the Big Bang . Sharing the link below. In addition, I left comments on the
article, which I am re-sharing in this blog post.
Why
The Big Bang is one of the most widely Accepted Scientific Theories of our time | Read.Cash
The Big Bang is
the most accepted scientific “theory” because there are so many
people in the world who choose not to believe the scientific “facts”
clearly outlined in the Genesis account of the Creation, the origin of
the universe.
The other fact
is that there would be many unemployed scientists if they did not say
they were working on trying to substantiate the theory. The Big Bang
Theory was introduced in 1927. Ironically, it was supposed to
provide proof that the biblical account was correct, i.e. religion
and science need not contradict each other. Only people started
asking more questions and debating it. NASA has people employed
whose “job” is to study The Big Bang. Of course, NASA is not the
organization in the world with scientists and researchers working on
this. Big Bang news and updates are published regularly in
publications like Science Daily.
You either
believe one or the other. Either the universe was the result of an
explosion that created order out of chaos, OR it was the result of the
orderly thinking of a Supreme Intelligent Being. Supreme, meaning
that Being is wasy smarter than all of us! You can't believe both!
As “a theist”, I believe the latter.
Also, I disagree
that it is more important to identify the “bad science”. Anybody
can come up with pseudoscience. You don't even have to be a
scientist to come up with a bad scientific theory about anything!
The search for truth is far more important and a much more worthwhile
endeavor. Besides, how can you possibly identify the bad science WHEN
you don't know what the good science is in the first place?
"... keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of science falsely so called ..." (1 Tim 6: 20)
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