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To: DittoJed2; Physicist
You are mixing things up again. Cosmology is not the same as biological evolution.

Well, the universe can also be said to have always existed whereas 'always' means for all points in time that make sense. So 'before the big bang' makes as much sense as 'north of the north pole' (thanks to Physicist for this analogy).
You are also mistaken to think that the big bang is some kind of explosion which of course it is not. An explosion takes place within space but the big bang is the expansion of space itself.

Of course I'm only a layman in this regard but if you don't believe me we have a physicist here (just lurking behind the corner) who you can ask and who is much better at explaining these things than me.

990 posted on 08/18/2003 2:49:53 PM PDT by BMCDA
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To: BMCDA
The big bang is what evolutionists say caused earth to form. Therefore, it is relevant where the "bang" came from. Whether it was an "explosion" or a sudden appearance of something from nothing that made a bunch of hot stuff and spun a bunch of stuff around (stuff, of course appearing out of nowhere) is kinda irrelevant. The theory does not make scientific sense.
993 posted on 08/18/2003 2:55:24 PM PDT by DittoJed2
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