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@Darb ~ just discovered that Native Americans called white missionaries 'blackrobes' as a slur. I give you implicit permission to call me this because it's awesome.
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There are several posited theories on that, but relativity would hold that the matter was present in a single infinitesimally small point at the moment of the big bang. Interestingly that explosion rate is not experiencing the expected entropy, but is instead increasing as time progresses. Our descendants [should they live long enough] will be looking up at an empty sky as all visible objects will be too far to see by then.
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Counterpoint:
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Science does not require the belief in magic for it's theories.
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Fair enough but how did the particles create themselves?
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I don't believe in magic, so neither of those options.
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Those are your choices according to religion and science ?
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Nope ~ you have to believe in god to believe in satan.
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Tell me Doll, do you belive that a magical sky daddy created himself then created everything?
Or do you believe two magical particles created themselves flung into each other and created everything?
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Satanist
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My issue is that's its just a theory. I shit on both creationists and scientists but I shit on science just a bit more since they claim to be factual but literally cannot prove the big bang happened nore can the disprove the existence of a magical sky daddy.
Who ever can prove to me how life stated first gets my support till then their both just screaming into the void.
I'll concede this is a flawed mind set but when you claim to have the "facts" you better have them no matter what your belife system is. This has been autistic thoughts with Lord Darbzilla the 3rd.
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The Big Bang theory is inferred from observable phenomena. Nobody is ever going to definitively “prove” a lot of things, especially in cosmology.