Re: Commentary: Stick to science in classrooms



On Sep 29, 5:57 pm, "adman" <g...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

[snip]

But the big bang is not
proven, the singularity defies known laws of physics

Are you saying that the big bang did not happen *because* the
"singularity defies known laws of physics" or that the singularity
does not exist because it "defies known laws of physics"? Exactly
what do you think the *empirical evidence* says about the origin (if
any) of the universe? BTW, no religious book can be considered
*empirical evidence* for anything but some insight into the religious
beliefs of the writers.

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