Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "JRE Clips"
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@CleanArtSoulja I believe I just corrected you, it would be honest of you to acknowledge that. Also you say you take issue with my claims and assertions that doesn't hold true to modern science, yet I obviously just showed otherwise, how about you be specific. Also no, there are no other claims or theories by any other of your so called tribes that gets the conditions of the creation of the universe correct except Christianity with the Big Bang. Which let me remind you the big bang is a Christian concept which gets all the major conditions correct and conditions stated correct. Stop being disingenuous and ignoring science and it's obvious implications for Christianity. Christianity stands alone among all other faiths in this regard.
While most people think of the big bang as an explosion in space, scientists use the term to describe the beginning of space, time, matter and energy. The Bible describes a few key characteristics of the universe that scientists now have the ability to measure. At least five biblical writers describe an expanding universe (e.g. Job 9:8; Psalm 104:2; Isaiah 40:22; 42:5; 44:24; 45:12; 48:13; 51:13; Jeremiah 10:12; 51:15; and Zechariah 12:1). Scripture also talks about the constancy of the laws of physics, most explicitly stated in Jeremiah 33:25. Genesis 1:1 and Hebrews 11:3 declare that the universe began to exist (thus required a Beginner). Romans 8:18-21 speaks of a pervasive law of decay. These four characteristics—a singular beginning, cosmic expansion, and constant laws of physics including the law of decay—define a big bang universe. The Bible leaves many details such as the expansion rate and the strengths of the laws for us to measure. This correspondence between the biblical description of the universe, authored thousands of years ago, and the best scientific understanding of the universe provides strong evidence for supernatural inspiration of the words of the Bible.
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