The Big Bang
Wednesday, August 25th, 2004Most of the scientists all over the world thinks that about 10 or 20 billion years ago all the matter was together, concentrated into a zero capacity and that the density of this matter, so called the primeval atom, was endlessly great. At that time a cosmic explosion happened. This explosion, called the Big Bang, started a huge expansion of the matter and of the space in all directions and that’s the origin of the universe.
They also think that before the Big Bang, neither time nor space existed and thus the question, what have existed before, is a meaningless.
But the Big Bang theory doesn’t explain, what sort of process or activity created the primeval atom, what surrounded it and what caused the Big Bang.
I’m sure that mankind will never be able to answer basic questions: Was the matter created and is final, or was it never created and is infinite?
I belong among those, who thinks that everything has both its beginning and its end, because I believe that nothing exists without its origin and nothing lasts forever.
On the other hand, if all that surrounds us, has its origin, what or who caused it and set the laws of nature?
Scientists and philosophers will always be able to research the nature, not what maybe exists beyond it. They will never be able to confirm or rebut existence of God or another supernatural phenomenon.
Is it a pity? I don’t think so. But in spite of this, I’d like to know true answers on all these questions.