Questions For Atheists

[SHARK BOY_]

the matter did not come fool it just expanded at the time of big bang.

[Shodan]

Ignore the edit I just made. My criticism stands, but I'm too lazy to retype all of it. So, I will just say that spooky is still a moron.

[Spooky Deep]

Originally Posted by NOBLE

According to the Law of Conservation of Mass, matter (and energy) can neither be created nor destroyed. So to answer your question about where all this matter came from, the answer, according to the Big Bang theory, is that it has always been here.

So no energy was used to create the Big Bang

Or sometimes energy does what it wants...like Eric Cartman

Can't have it both ways...
A "Big Bang" implies there was a beginning to the explosion


Once upon a time...

Collective elements from nowhere with no beginning
With a nondescript mass, shape, & set amount of energy already set in motion
Was self-disturbed and exploded into space that didn't exist

The End

[Babylon]

Originally Posted by Spooky Deep

Okay so...where did the matter from space come from?

You're an okay troll, so you're fairy tale should be somewhat entertaining

Lol @ you ignoring my posts like a giant fairy.

Afraid someone more intelligent than you might just flip your ignorance filled dismissive ideologies on their heads?

Talk to Nocky and SuperGuy about it, you should have some things in common.

Either way, bro, you're bitch to the core. Oh, and that's the proper way to use "you're." I heard you needed some lessons.

Originally Posted by Spooky Deep

So no energy was used to create the Big Bang

Or sometimes energy does what it wants...like Eric Cartman

Can't have it both ways...
A "Big Bang" implies there was a beginning to the explosion


Once upon a time...

Collective elements from nowhere with no beginning
With a nondescript mass, shape, & set amount of energy already set in motion
Was self-disturbed and exploded into space that didn't exist

The End

How is it hard for you to understand that not everything is known? You'd be the type of person denying the fact that earth is spherical, just because we hadn't discovered it yet. The Big Bang is the most plausible theory as to how the universe started. I challenge you to present another, more efficient one. Not knowing where the egg came from doesn't mean a chicken doesn't still emerge from it. You're stupid, as fuck.

[Shodan]

Ignore the last edit of this post. Spooky is a moron, and I'm tired as hell. Spooky doesn't know the difference between you're and your, but I was looking at the wrong one.

[Spooky Deep]

Originally Posted by Hastur

You call people trolls and mock them for being stupid, but you don't even know the difference between "your" and "you're"? You aren't even an okay troll, or somewhat entertaining, yourself. You are just a willfully-ignorant fool.

Go back to your Sunday School class and be an idiot there, you gigantic waste of perfectly breathable oxygen. You're eating up our bandwidth.[COLOR="Silver"]

Has good catch on *your

I don't know who you are tho kid
Introduce yourself to me

[Babylon]

Originally Posted by Spooky Deep

Has good catch on *your

I don't know who you are tho kid
Introduce yourself to me

I've got you so shook it's beginning to be amusing.

[Spooky Deep]

Chill out homegirl

lol I'm not keeping up with you like that
What is the prob?

[SHARK BOY_]

reading half the comments .at this point i don't regret education.lol fuck pink floyd

[NOBLE]

Originally Posted by Spooky Deep

So no energy was used to create the Big Bang

Or sometimes energy does what it wants...like Eric Cartman

Can't have it both ways...
A "Big Bang" implies there was a beginning to the explosion


Once upon a time...

Collective elements from nowhere with no beginning
With a nondescript mass, shape, & set amount of energy already set in motion
Was self-disturbed and exploded into space that didn't exist

The End

There are definitely holes and gaps left to be filled, questions left to be answered. I think the Big Bang and an expanding "universe" is plausible based on observations such as the Cosmic Microwave Background which keeps moving further and further away when measured and the fact that every solar system and galaxy seems to be moving further from every other solar system and galaxy when measured. I don't think, however, that the Big Bang is anywhere near being a complete theory, but it does answer some questions, perhaps better than any other theory that has been put forth.