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johnydon22:
And where did any of these sources indicate time had a beginning?
I dont think you understand what is meant by time here, Do you?

"The conclusion of this lecture is that the universe has not existed forever. Rather, the universe, and time itself, had a beginning in the Big Bang, about 15 billion years ago." Stephen Hawking The Beginning of Time

malvisguy212:
"The conclusion of this lecture is that the universe has not existed forever. Rather, the universe, and time itself, had a beginning in the Big Bang, about 15 billion years ago." Stephen Hawking The Beginning of Time

and the period before the big bang is called?

johnydon22:
and the period before the big bang is called?

are you wiser than this scientists?

malvisguy212:
are you wiser than this scientists?

lolz i just asked you a simple question!

johnydon22:
lolz i just asked you a simple question!

Scientists believe that our universe began with one enormous explosion of energy and light, which we now call the Big Bang. This was the singular start to everything that exists. The beginning of the universe, the start of space, and even the initial start of time itself.

Also science say the universe is expanding meaning it must have started in a particular time.

malvisguy212:
Scientists believe that our universe began with one enormous explosion of energy and light, which we now call the Big Bang. This was the singular start to everything that exists. The beginning of the universe, the start of space, and even the initial start of time itself.

Also science say the universe is expanding meaning it must have started in a particular time.

Hahahahahahaha why is it that you guys dont read stuff before writing it...
Big bang is not an explosion bros...
The Big Bang theory is the prevailing cosmological model for the birth of
the universe. It states that at some moment all of space was
contained in a single point from which the Universe has been expanding
ever since. Modern measurements place this moment at approximately
13.8 billion years ago, which is thus considered the age of the universe .
wikipedia encyclopedia.
The time they are talking about here is the start of the universe and not the start of time itself.
Approximately 13.8billion years ago now if you say time started at that period then i say what about 15billion years ago before the universe started.
so you see it can go infinitely backwards and infinitely forward.
And then lastly i advice you go study about the big bang so you dont make jest of yourself next time abeg...

johnydon22:
Hahahahahahaha why is it that you guys dont read stuff before writing it...
Big bang is not an explosion bros...
The Big Bang theory is the prevailing cosmological model for the birth of
the universe. It states that at some moment all of space was
contained in a single point from which the Universe has been expanding
ever since. Modern measurements place this moment at approximately
13.8 billion years ago, which is thus considered the age of the universe .
wikipedia encyclopedia.
The time they are talking about here is the start of the universe and not the start of time itself.
Approximately 13.8billion years ago now if you say time started at that period then i say what about 15billion years ago before the universe started.
so you see it can go infinitely backwards and infinitely forward.
And then lastly i advice you go study about the big bang so you dont make jest of yourself next time abeg...

even your atheists friends knows that you are wrong but will never correct you.

malvisguy212:
even your atheists friends knows that you are wrong but will never correct you.

lmao... statements speak for themselves... why dont you show me where i was wrong just like i showed you yours...
Stop relying on baseless assumptions my bro...
Wish everyother person was here to see whats wrong in all i typed here...
Bro have a good sleep my dear!

johnydon22:
Hahahahahahaha why is it that you guys dont read stuff before writing it...
Big bang is not an explosion bros...
The Big Bang theory is the prevailing cosmological model for the birth of
the universe. It states that at some moment all of space was
contained in a single point from which the Universe has been expanding
ever since. Modern measurements place this moment at approximately
13.8 billion years ago, which is thus considered the age of the universe .
wikipedia encyclopedia.
The time they are talking about here is the start of the universe and not the start of time itself.
Approximately 13.8billion years ago now if you say time started at that period then i say what about 15billion years ago before the universe started.
so you see it can go infinitely backwards and infinitely forward.
And then lastly i advice you go study about the big bang so you dont make jest of yourself next time abeg...

Dude, they are right for the most part. The Big Bang was the beginning of time. The concept of time cannot exist without space and matter. There was no 'before the Big Bang'. If you knew about relativity, you won't be talking about 15billion years ago. Same goes for the deist/theist(can't tell them apart these days), nothing existed before the Big Bang neither did time. The beginning of the universe is incomprehensible(for the most part). Putting 'God did it' is just plain naive and desperate.

davien:
And how did you figure out all of this?

Armed with the best physics of the 20th
century, Albert Einstein came to a
conclusion with his theory of relativity. Just
consider the effect of mass on time. A
planet's hefty mass warps time -- making time
run a tiny bit slower for a human on Earth's
surface than a satellite in orbit. The difference
is too small to notice, but time even runs
more slowly for someone standing next to a
large boulder than it does for a person
standing alone in a field. The pre-big bang (before the beginning of the universe)
singularity possessed all the mass in the
universe, effectively bringing time to a
standstill. well, no one can comprehend the idea of eternity.
You learn more here science.howstuffworks.com/dictionary/astronomy-terms/before-big-bang.htm

LOSKYXANDER:
Armed with the best physics of the 20th
century, Albert Einstein came to a
conclusion with his theory of relativity. Just
consider the effect of mass on time. A
planet's hefty mass warps time -- making time
run a tiny bit slower for a human on Earth's
surface than a satellite in orbit. The difference
is too small to notice, but time even runs
more slowly for someone standing next to a
large boulder than it does for a person
standing alone in a field. The pre-big bang (before the beginning of the universe)
singularity possessed all the mass in the
universe, effectively bringing time to a
standstill. well, no one can comprehend the idea of eternity.
You learn more here science.howstuffworks.com/dictionary/astronomy-terms/before-big-bang.htm

It's good a Christian doesn't deny or misrepresent this for a change...

I don't ned anyprove to tel me God exit, 4me d air alone I breath in is more dan a prove he leaves in my life if not urs

johnydon22:
I cant believe someone just posted this Op above... smh

what counter-arguement do you have for point no.1?