The Big Bang Creation Theory.

PLEASE REMEMBER: This is philosophy. It is not meant to tell you what to think, it is supposed to help you think in another way. This is what my brain accepts as reality. I shuffled words around a million times to make this article short enough, but still with enough information, to properly get the message across. I would LOVE comments good, bad, and ugly; for that is how I grow. Please take your time reading to truly understand everything; every point is very important to the big picture. Enjoy!

Who said you had to choose science over religion? The Pope says you don’t! He acknowledges that the Big Bang and creation can both be true. The truth of the matter (laugh, it is a pun) is that science lacks a lot of answers, as does religion. They are both just theories coming from different standpoints. When merged however, they perfectly pick up each other’s flaws. Let’s examine it further:

E=MC^2. This equation discovered by the incredible Albert Einstein means that all matter is energy. In regards to this equation they later discovered the law of conservation of energy. This states that Energy cannot be lost nor created only change forms.

If all matter is energy, humans in FACT are energy (because we are in fact made up of matter); and if energy cannot be lost nor created only change forms, your energy has not been created nor will ever be lost, it has and always will exist. But you can, and have, changed form.

In regards to form, what creates our form is the matter in which we are composed of. Well fortunately, due to science we also know what all matter is composed of. That is what we have the handy dandy Table of Periodic Elements for. The elements of this table don’t only apply to earth, but to space as well.

With that being said, back to energy! All of those atoms, that make up elements, which make up matter, are essentially just energy as well. So the whole universe is just energy. If the whole universe is energy and energy cannot be lost or created, just change forms, that means the whole universe was always here.

We have been arguing about the creation of the universe, and it was never even created! It only changed forms.

This brings us to the question, how did the universe get into the form that it is today? So, to answer this we must bring in a science lesson on motion. The first law of motion states that an object at rest will remain at rest and an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by an outside force.

If the universe indeed had no visible form, it was just energy in its singular form, the atom, something had to act upon it to get it moving (or if you want to say banging) into the form it is today. That something could only be other energy.

Now let me bring in a little religion, still keeping on the track of science. If the universe was formless and at rest something had to act upon it. As we know, there are two kinds of energy: Kinetic energy and potential energy. Potential energy is exactly what it sounds like, stored energy. Kinetic energy is energy that is in motion. So it is safe to say that of all the energy that has and always will exist, some of it is naturally kinetic, or moving.

I would like to change the typical image of who or what God is. Essentially, just like us, just like everything, he is just energy in some form. When you say “he” don’t picture a man. God said he created us in his image but we look like energy, our energy just happens to have a distinct form.

Essentially God is to religion as kinetic energy is to science. God=Kinetic Energy

Now this brings us to a lot of religion and a lot of science. To bring it all together we have to use the facts from both, simultaneously.

Remember, belief is never going to be taken out of the picture. Belief is a part of science and a part of religion. My hope is to make people realize that they truly are the same, just said in different ways and from very different times.  

God’s creation is best explained in Genesis 1. This is the King James official version.

(Corresponding scientific explanation will be in parenthesis)

¹ In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.

² And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

³ And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.

⁴ And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.

⁵ And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.

(To accurately interpret you have to look at it from God’s perspective. God was trying to give humans an explanation that they could understand. Humans obviously had absolutely no understanding of science.

God creates human days on a different day. So remember, a human day is the rotation of the earth; a day to God could mean whatever amount of time. So when God says he did all of this on the first day, it was God’s first day.

“In the beginning” cannot be thought of as the beginning of the universe because like we already explained, it is the beginning of the universe in this form. The universe is infinite. Humans obviously couldn't understand the concept of infinity at this time. 

When God says that “he created” the heaven and the earth, he doesn’t mean making something in the physical sense. He says in the very next sentence it had no form. When God creates something in the physical sense he specifically says, “Let there be”. So think of created as the manifestation of an idea.

At the time, humans couldn’t process the vast idea of a universe; we still hardly can with today’s knowledge. So Instead of referencing it as a universe he called it heaven thus by saying “created heaven and the earth” he manifested the idea of what form the universe would become. 

“The earth was without form, and void” by saying this he is saying the earth didn’t exist, he doesn’t say anything about heaven being without form, and void. Thus proving, the point that heaven (the universe) was never created, it just changed forms.

“The Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.” Two key words: Spirit, which obviously means energy; moved, which obviously means kinetic. This is where God literally tells us he is kinetic energy.

He proceeds to tell us “let there be light”. He creates the sun and the moon on another day, so the light he creates on this day is different. If you have ever seen the electromagnetic spectrum, humans can only see a very small fraction of it, something we obviously discovered through science. God created light so that his energy could see the matter he was forming.)

⁶ And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.

⁷ And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.

⁸ And God called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day.

(To begin, on God’s day two, he references water. He NEVER says anything about him making or creating it, thus again proving God does not claim to have created everything. It is well known that water exists all throughout space and they have recently proven that the earths water is older than the matter of the sun!

The modern dictionary defines firmament as the vault of heaven; sky. This is probably because it says, “God called the firmament Heaven”. Humans had no idea of what a firmament is, it is a word native to the Bible. God confuses us because the first time, he tells us what it is in the very same sentence, “Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters”. Therefore, at this point God’s definition of a firmament is a division or divider.

The division between earth and space is the atmosphere. Without an atmosphere pushing all the matter down, there couldn’t be an “earth”. So in that sentence he is referring to the atmosphere being the firmament.

Remember these are dumb humans that know hardly anything. They had no idea what they sky was, what made it, what gravity or an atmosphere was. Everything just was the way it was and they accepted it.

Now, we named the universe “the universe” because it is UNI or one place. As we know, there is no division between energy. There is nothing to stop it from reacting with all of the other energy around it. It is all one. It all has always been one. It needs each other. It is all a part of each other.   

This is the most important part!!! “God called the firmament Heaven”. The atmosphere is part of the Earth; the earth is part of the universe. Once again, humans had no way of processing the universe. By calling the “firmament” heaven, which is what humans could visibly see, he is calling the universe heaven, not just the sky; not just outer space; also the earth. )

⁹ And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so.

¹⁰ And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good.

(At last, this is where God names his idea of Earth. It is just the “dry land”)

I could go on to talk about the rest of the creation in Genesis however it starts to deal with evolution, a lesson for a later date. As for now I want to reiterate the most important part about this; the part many people fail to realize.

The Universe is all one. It isn’t growing or shrinking, it may be changing form, and probably rapidly moving. We are all one. Our energy has and always will be present and will change form as well.

God calls the Universe Heaven. The earth is a part of Heaven. The earth is Heaven. Many people on earth however make it hell. It is a choice.

It is up to everyone to make Earth as it intended to be. Quit waiting to die to “live in Heaven”. You’re in it now. Open your eyes, you can do whatever, have whatever, and be whatever you want.

Unfortunately something some people fail to realize is that even in Heaven, there are rules. Not many, just 10. But it wouldn’t be Heaven without them. Live by God’s laws now, and make what we call earth, what God calls Heaven.

Amen