Veneria wrote:Personally, I believe in both creationism and evolution. It is yet unknown what the origin of the universe itself was, prior to the big bang, [...]
Well that's not true.
Would you like a science lesson?
What caused the Big Bang?
The big bang was an inevitable occurrence due to the inherently unstable nature of nothingness. "Nothingness" is an inherently unstable state, thus leading to the existence of things (things like the universe). This can be demonstrated through experimentation and mathematics.
There, a simple explanation of why the big bang happened as accepted by scientific consensus that doesn't require a "god" figure at all.
If you would like a qualified & leading physicist explaining it all in much more detail, here - lecture explaining "Why There Is Something Rather Than Nothing":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdUYw59ztyw
Why don't people check stuff before assuming? Esp. when it comes to such significant things?


That was Gallo in a laurel wreath and a dress. Sorry.


