@Seadove i dont believe in the findings of science based on faith

I believe in them because they can demonstrate their truth

You have faith in science

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for instance, I believe in the big bang because there is mountains of evidence for it

its not faith

its me looking at the data

then coming to a conclusion

simple

Not true, many beliefs held by the scientific community are disproven

Have you gathered evidence yourself? @Riley

If not you have faith they did it correctly

But you believe them because science

alright then lets hear what I *should* do

If I want to know about the beginning of the universe

how would I go about doing it

Build a time machine

how about something within the realm of possibility

You don't belive time travel is possible?

could you just answer the question?

There your faith in science again

its not that hard

What's the question ?

Is there any absolute evidence that time is linear?

If I want to know about the beginning of the universe
how would I go about doing it

I don't think you could objectively know without some form of time travel

Read the Bible kek

The bible does not prove its claims

You could speculate pretty close, but you wouldn't know

the bible actually makes claims that contradict what we know about the world

The big bang relies on faith that something came from nothing

actually it doesnt. The big bang simply describes the evolution of the universe

it says nothign about where it came from

There is no logical explanation to how the big bang could've happened when nothing exists

That's a god of the gaps argument

We don't know ergo goddidit

this is where you get into things like M-theory and loop quantum gravity

Elaborate

this is, as notso implied, an area of science that is still being worked on

Gtg, will be back soon

m theory is a bit wacky, and I don't know much about it. Loop quantum gravity states that singularities do not exist, and there is a smallest increment of spacetime (in other words, they are quantized and not a continuum). These increments are looped together in what is known as a "spin network". This-