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Originally posted by paramiteabe
But what I am trying to get at is what created the Big Bang in the first place.
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It depends on what theory you subscribe to.
Oscillating Universe: The Big Crunch of the previous Universe.
Cosmic Foam: Ripples causing Bubbles to arise.
Other Theories: I don't know enough about them to say.
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You just can't get something from nothing.
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Yes. So?
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And as for Cosmic foam or other demensions that proves my theroy too. God created that too.
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No. If the Cosmic Foam Theory is correct, then the Cosmic Foam has always been there, or has never been there, depending on your point of view - Time is an internal thing, and so outside the Universes, there is none...
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Originally posted by dark_xinos
I could be whrong here, there wasent nothing...there was dust, and particles, the big bang is an explotion that...exploded, when
all that spacecrap pile got to big (its enoth with one peace of sand that slowelo overe billions of years poled a smaller peace of sand to it... and so on and so forth... untill you get a trumendos pile...) and then when all of thoose wierd cemicles gather...well, the results was a Big Bang... and it will happen again, see.
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The short answer is, yes, you
are wrong. Before the Big Bang, there was nothing. Not only that, but there was no Space or Time in which there
could be anything. Unless, of course, you believe in the Oscillating Universe Theory, but even then, you're still wrong...
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Originally posted by paramiteabe
God gave us a free will to live.
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Then why does he get so pissed off when we use it?