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roncram_2000
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posted 21. July 2003 10:11

Robert Jastrow published "God and the Astronomers" years ago. Despite being an evolutionist, Jastrow reported findings that were uncomfortable for evolutionists. He also reported how upset these scientists were.

The main issue was the theory of the "Big Bang" being confirmed when its location was found by radiotelescope.

The law of conservation of energy says no energy can be created or destroyed. So where did all that energy come from? If the universe did have a start, who started it?

Have these questions been answered by the chance theory of origins? Isn't there more work that can be done in this field by ID theorists? If someone is working on it, who is it?

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posted 21. July 2003 18:48

This does not qualify as an opening thread. This is not a general discussion board. A new thread must contain a "brainstorm."

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