Comments by "N Marbletoe" (@nmarbletoe8210) on "Brian Cox - What Was There Before The Big Bang?" video.

  1. yeah! I was an ornithologist. The whole of creation speaks to an amazing Creator!
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  2. God's miracles are in action every day. We call them "laws of nature"
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  3.  @Z43465  Yes that is logical. We can postulate a First Cause, or we can postulate an infinite series with no beginning or end. If we go with a First Cause, we can call it God or we can use a term from physics. Except, physics has no such concept...
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  4.  @Z43465  Yeah to me God is the most logical explanation. But idk if infinite regress is impossible. God could have made it that way, yes? The Almighty could do it.
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  5.  @Z43465  My main problem with infinite regress is that Genesis says "In the beginning..." rather than "in the middle" :) Paradox doesn't bother me because some things we can see are real are logically paradoxical. Paradox is inherent in logic, and logic is inherent in reality, so reality contains paradox -- a feature not a bug!? How about a third option, a loop? No first cause, also no beginning or end.
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  6. how about many worlds? (different from multiverse)
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  7. Many scientists believe in the Creator. They may believe He created the natural laws, and we do research to find out these laws.
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  8. the big bang fits with Genesis, it seems
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  9. everywhere
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  10. Like a modernist painting with no paint
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  11. Creation was "very good" (per God). Physics and chemistry allow for emergent phenomena such as life. By design, and by natural law, same thing! Except the Design is bigger than what we can ever know :)
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  12.  @Ewgene  is there anything imperfect in physics, that we know about?
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  13.  @Ewgene  you said "easy demonstrations" I just asked for an example. btw I agree evolution is real.
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  14.  @Ewgene  Ok we can skip fine tuning. I agree with you on evolution. It's a very good theory, a very good way for life to change and adapt. Is evolution perfect? You say it's not. Does God say it's perfect? Actually he calls it "very good." Looks like you and God agree :)
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  15. you need an extra dimension to stack them
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  16. lol that's a good idea actually
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  17. A early hot, dense state is affirmed by many observations in astronomy. The actual bang? Yeah that is beyond any theory today. BTW though science doesn't accept proof in the absolute sense for deep theories of nature like this, which aren't like alligators where we can prove they exist. We make models and test them. There could always be a better model or new data!
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  18. And the earth was without form, and void; = the quantum vacuum.
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