Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 11, 2013, 1:02 pm
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.Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 16, 2013, 7:52 pm
These 2 main theories - the Big Bang and Adam and Eve are based on different grounds - science and religion, which as far as I'm aware don't "get along" quite well. Scientists refuse to believe God created the world theory since they base themselves on proven facts, while religion-believers believe even what's not proven. That's the main difference between these theories.
Here's what I've known from different resources. I'll try to condense it. After the huge explosion (big bang), our planet and many other planets were created, but their temperatures were very far from providing conditions for life existence. They were like little Suns with temperature way over 5055°C (our Sun's temperature). After billions of years Earth has been "attacked" by asteroids which crashed into it's lithosphere causing craters. Each time an asteroid crashed into Earth, it dropped a small amount of water. That's how oceans were formed. However, along with water, these rocks brought micro organisms which after billions of years evolved into other types of organisms. Dinosaurs were born most likely by these organisms, so have we and the other animals. During years some of them died (dinosaurs for example) and some managed to survive (us) and evolved. Slowly, step by step the Earth transformed into the place we know today. This is the Big Bang theory.
Here's what I've known from different resources. I'll try to condense it. After the huge explosion (big bang), our planet and many other planets were created, but their temperatures were very far from providing conditions for life existence. They were like little Suns with temperature way over 5055°C (our Sun's temperature). After billions of years Earth has been "attacked" by asteroids which crashed into it's lithosphere causing craters. Each time an asteroid crashed into Earth, it dropped a small amount of water. That's how oceans were formed. However, along with water, these rocks brought micro organisms which after billions of years evolved into other types of organisms. Dinosaurs were born most likely by these organisms, so have we and the other animals. During years some of them died (dinosaurs for example) and some managed to survive (us) and evolved. Slowly, step by step the Earth transformed into the place we know today. This is the Big Bang theory.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 17, 2013, 4:44 am
I believe that Allah created it. A verse from the Holy Quran regarding the creation is as below;
"Do not the unbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were a closed-up mass (ratqan), then We clove them asunder (fataqna)? And We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?"
Here, the heavens and the earth basically mean the whole universe. The meanings of the words ratqan are "total darkness" or the "coming together of something and consequent infusion in a single entity".
The Big Bang theory states that the universe was once in a hot and dense state and it eventually erupted thus creating the planets, stars etc etc. Ratqan gives a clear definition of a black hole and I assume we all know how black holes work. If you don't, I'd suggest you google it. As far as I can understand, black holes are formed by the collapse of stars 15 times as much as the sun and the immensity of their gravitational pull causes the stars to come closer and further collapse and in the end, even atoms and molecules are transformed into energy. This blackhole's inward gravitational pull is so powerful that even radiation can not take place and even light cannot escape. This explains the word "ratqan's" meaning which is "total darkness".
Now, you do the math, if you're in a shop and it gets crowded and there's no air conditioning, you start to feel hot because of the energy that's radiated by others. I hope this explains why a black hole may be hot and dense.
I understand that this is a natural process but an illiterate man could not know of it 1400 years back. This is one of the many reasons I believe in the religion I do and why I also believe Allah created the universe.
"Do not the unbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were a closed-up mass (ratqan), then We clove them asunder (fataqna)? And We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?"
Here, the heavens and the earth basically mean the whole universe. The meanings of the words ratqan are "total darkness" or the "coming together of something and consequent infusion in a single entity".
The Big Bang theory states that the universe was once in a hot and dense state and it eventually erupted thus creating the planets, stars etc etc. Ratqan gives a clear definition of a black hole and I assume we all know how black holes work. If you don't, I'd suggest you google it. As far as I can understand, black holes are formed by the collapse of stars 15 times as much as the sun and the immensity of their gravitational pull causes the stars to come closer and further collapse and in the end, even atoms and molecules are transformed into energy. This blackhole's inward gravitational pull is so powerful that even radiation can not take place and even light cannot escape. This explains the word "ratqan's" meaning which is "total darkness".
Now, you do the math, if you're in a shop and it gets crowded and there's no air conditioning, you start to feel hot because of the energy that's radiated by others. I hope this explains why a black hole may be hot and dense.
I understand that this is a natural process but an illiterate man could not know of it 1400 years back. This is one of the many reasons I believe in the religion I do and why I also believe Allah created the universe.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 18, 2013, 11:30 pm
No one knows who created it
But i believe God did.
But i believe God did.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 19, 2013, 2:17 pm
SpicY wrote:No one knows who created itI believe that god created earth, but I will never say: I know who created the earth/how the earth came to existence. I believe but no one has yet came with an answer with full evidence and explanations, so I can yet not say I'm sure about that god created earth, even though I have a strong believe in that.
But i believe God did.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 19, 2013, 10:01 pm
Ryder wrote:These 2 main theories - the Big Bang and Adam and Eve are based on different grounds - science and religion, which as far as I'm aware don't "get along" quite well. Scientists refuse to believe God created the world theory since they base themselves on proven facts, while religion-believers believe even what's not proven. That's the main difference between these theories.if so, how did the big bang happened? where did the explosion material come from?
Here's what I've known from different resources. I'll try to condense it. After the huge explosion (big bang), our planet and many other planets were created, but their temperatures were very far from providing conditions for life existence. They were like little Suns with temperature way over 5055°C (our Sun's temperature). After billions of years Earth has been "attacked" by asteroids which crashed into it's lithosphere causing craters. Each time an asteroid crashed into Earth, it dropped a small amount of water. That's how oceans were formed. However, along with water, these rocks brought micro organisms which after billions of years evolved into other types of organisms. Dinosaurs were born most likely by these organisms, so have we and the other animals. During years some of them died (dinosaurs for example) and some managed to survive (us) and evolved. Slowly, step by step the Earth transformed into the place we know today. This is the Big Bang theory.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 20, 2013, 3:02 pm
dizzy50 wrote:I find big bang bullshit, it won't answer our questions, just lead to more "Where did this come from, how and when" blabla.. That's why I don't choose to believe in it.Ryder wrote:These 2 main theories - the Big Bang and Adam and Eve are based on different grounds - science and religion, which as far as I'm aware don't "get along" quite well. Scientists refuse to believe God created the world theory since they base themselves on proven facts, while religion-believers believe even what's not proven. That's the main difference between these theories.if so, how did the big bang happened? where did the explosion material come from?
Here's what I've known from different resources. I'll try to condense it. After the huge explosion (big bang), our planet and many other planets were created, but their temperatures were very far from providing conditions for life existence. They were like little Suns with temperature way over 5055°C (our Sun's temperature). After billions of years Earth has been "attacked" by asteroids which crashed into it's lithosphere causing craters. Each time an asteroid crashed into Earth, it dropped a small amount of water. That's how oceans were formed. However, along with water, these rocks brought micro organisms which after billions of years evolved into other types of organisms. Dinosaurs were born most likely by these organisms, so have we and the other animals. During years some of them died (dinosaurs for example) and some managed to survive (us) and evolved. Slowly, step by step the Earth transformed into the place we know today. This is the Big Bang theory.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 20, 2013, 3:15 pm
vatoslokos wrote:I find big bang bullshit, it won't answer our questions, just lead to more "Where did this come from, how and when" blabla.. That's why I don't choose to believe in it.I have to agree with this nobody has proved that Big Bang ever exsisted.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 21, 2013, 9:54 am
Buba wrote:Why is everybody afraid of telling where the material for the explosion came from? is it so secret?vatoslokos wrote:I find big bang bullshit, it won't answer our questions, just lead to more "Where did this come from, how and when" blabla.. That's why I don't choose to believe in it.I have to agree with this nobody has proved that Big Bang ever exsisted.
Re: Who created the world?
Posted: August 21, 2013, 12:16 pm
dizzy50 wrote:Do some research?Buba wrote:Why is everybody afraid of telling where the material for the explosion came from? is it so secret?vatoslokos wrote:I find big bang bullshit, it won't answer our questions, just lead to more "Where did this come from, how and when" blabla.. That's why I don't choose to believe in it.I have to agree with this nobody has proved that Big Bang ever exsisted.
Also you don't trust the big bang theory but yet you believe god's words as he created everything "let there be light",ever asked yourself what that "light" has in common with the big bang theory?(or haven't you understood your holly book yet sir?)
Ever thought about it deeply?Who knows?Maybe that "light" is the big bang you're denying,which is how everything began.
I think this information to humans was given by aliens long time ago,which of course the human kind either misunderstood or abused for it's own greed and religion is the result of it.