[YHAOS]

I think it is more than a little interesting that Hawking concedes everything the Bible says about "the Beginning," and that most anything is possible, except he is emphatically certain that God "dint do it."

Go figure.

[A Navy Vet]

"I think it is more than a little interesting that Hawking concedes everything the Bible says about "the Beginning," and that most anything is possible, except he is emphatically certain that God "dint do it. Go figure."

I believe his point is that the superstitious men of the Bible could be correct in some of their writings, but he stands by his theory that matter (at least protons) instantaneously appear and still extrapolates that to the "singularity", therefore no need of a god. I personally, don't believe his theory.

[xzins]

I think it is more than a little interesting that Hawking concedes everything the Bible says about "the Beginning," and that most anything is possible, except he is emphatically certain that God "dint do it."

Go figure.

It is a matter of will. Hawking resists any notion of God and he's standing by his decision, no matter that his decision about everything coming from nothing is also a religious statement.