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Originally Posted by nathanbforrest45
So Chris
Are you Fred Hoyle or Georges Lemaitre?
Are you Arthur Eddington with a belief that "The notion of a beginning is repugnant" or are you a more modern scientist who believes that the universe is ever expanding and therefore must have had a point of beginning?
Why does this seem to upset you so much that you must be so stidently opposed to the "Big Bang" as is noted in the tone of your post?
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More of a Halton Arp type, so I'm a milder form of Hoyle and Gold.
But seriously, the reason why I want a good cosmological debate isn't so much to argue the points to infinity (many threads online already beat that horse to death), but wanting
all three sides to discuss their points
efficiently; as either the Big Bang is discussed solely upon "scientific" grounds or religiously. Believe there's more room at the table than just black and white thinking between the poles. Interested in reading/discussing more than just statistics/equations | bible/scripture, like why with all the tools mankind has he still can't answer the basics like, "where DID I come from and why?"