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To: RightWingNilla
The biases against a personal God is my speculation on his motivation. I could be wrong. The FACT that he introduced the constant to keep the universe static is hstory. Without the constant, his general relativity equation demands expansion or contraction. An expanding universe implying a creation event was already posited when he added the constant.

He admitted it was his biggest mistake. You tell me why he did it.

396 posted on 01/29/2005 6:14:57 PM PST by jwalsh07
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To: jwalsh07
The biases against a personal God is my speculation on his motivation. I could be wrong.

You could be indeed.

Scientists when actually doing science don't worry about the things you think they worry about.

398 posted on 01/29/2005 6:17:23 PM PST by RightWingNilla
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To: jwalsh07
News note: A middle age man finds the big bang theory resonants with him. The fountain of youth is just one leap of faith away. Just do it.

By the way, in high school, I wrote a paper about various theories of the creation of the universe, when there were several competing theories (unlike now, when BB is rather accepted), and opined that the Big Bang theory was the most persuasive to me. Of course I got the highest grade possible for such a clairvoyant essay. Of course.

Cheers.

437 posted on 01/29/2005 7:26:56 PM PST by Torie
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