then why didn't you answer what i said about god?

I thought I did

who created god

No one because he is the beginning and the end

if you say there's something before the singularity why can't you ask what came before god

@PhumoZTYPE yes

why can't i claim that the singularity is the beginning and the end

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the thing is, science is rapidly growing

Is it a creator

ignore what i said about science growing.

Yeah

Okay

How would you know it’s not Allah or Vishnu that creates the universe?

yes, the singularity technically created the universe through the big bang

Here’s the thing with Father God, it’s like one of those things that once you see it u can’t unsee it

Sorry what is the singularity

well, based on the evidence we have now, the singularity is a point of infinite mass and infinitely-small space

it's basically the universe compressed into a singularity

then at some point in space and time, it turned into the big bang

Is that not just looking at the universe zoomed out

no, not exactly

zooming out isn't the same as pressing everything into a dot

we don't know what caused the explosion, but that's okay

So you’re certain the big bang happened from that though

we might not have all the answers now but with science we can discorver more and more things

yeah, from our current scientific evidence.

Science can’t prove everything you know

correction:

science that we know right now can't prove everything

Okay how are u certain the big bang happened?

it's a lot more likely than saying god created eveything

There's evidence for the Big Bang. One of the best pieces of evidence is the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation.

^

I don’t see how that’s more likely

what i'm saying, is finding the truth through logical processes is better than just saying "god created eveything"

What is that lol? @Drewski4343

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_microwave_background

i don't understand why you didn't look into sceintfic logic and still have an opinion

you just accept the theory of "god"

it's leftover light from an extremely, universally bright event that occured.