Have you heard about the recent controversy over scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson's Christmas tweet? He asked a question about people knowing if there was a man who was born on December, 25th, who by the age of 30, would change the world. Issac Newton. Many Christians were outraged by this comment, saying that it was disrespectful. Tyson said he was just trying to get people to learn about Issac Newton, The fact is, many scientists today do believe in God and science. Others, do not. The question I have is, how can you get something out of nothing?
There is the belief that we were all brought into being by some cosmic explosion billions and billions of years ago. How many billion? No one knows. The Big Bang Theory. Molecules and atoms and gasses and particles all colliding together out of nowhere. Why? How? Where did these molecules and atoms come from? Who made this couch I am sitting on? Some manufacturer. I can prove it. Someone designed it. We have no problem in knowing those things, but who made us? The Big Bang? This cosmic dust that existed out of nowhere, formed all of the intricacies of the human body? With our breathing, supplying oxygen to our blood, our muscles, nerves, organs, not to mention our eyes and brains all working together simultaneously, just happened out of thin air. Well then there is evolution. We evolved from a piece of slime, that turned into a fish, then a lizard, then a horse, then a monkey, then man. Now, I do believe in evolution as far as species changing. Man is changing every day. Over time, we have changed physically. The first humans lived in nature and didn't have toothbrushes, nail clippers, forks and knives, or razors and had to live in the elements. If I didn't shave or clip my toenails for 6 months, the scientists would think that they had found sasquatch.
Science is still looking for the "missing link", between apes and man. They won't find one, because they are two separate species. We may look different than we did at the beginning, but we are still two different species. Close yes, but different. Monkeys are not turning into people these days, although there are some funky looking people walking around. There is too much order in the universe, for it to have just started up out of nowhere. Have you ever thought about the moon and it's gravitational pull on the earth? If it wasn't for the moon, the earth would be a mess. How about the earth's magnetic field? If it wasn't there, the solar flares from the sun would fry us. But this too came from the Big Bang by chance right? Oh boy, did we get lucky or what? When people say that religion is a nice story, that the Bible is just that, a story book, what proof do they have? There is proof to the Bible. These people existed. Jesus existed. It is real history. The Big Bang Theory is the real fairy tale. It's a made up story, with made up proof. It's not the Big Bang Fact. We have a history. Where does the universe end? Why is it there? What are all of those stars and planets and galaxies? Some things we just aren't made to know. What I do know, is that it didn't just come out of nowhere. So, I ask you again, how do you get something out of nothing?
JP
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