The "Big Bang Theory" is false

I will begin with stating my three main points, which will be followed by a paragraph for each. 1. It is illogical to believe that our entire complex universe was created with a simple "bang". 2. It is highly improbable that something was created by chance when we can't even create the same thing with all of our advanced scientific technology. 3. It is not likely that something so amazing and awe-inspiring could have been "accidentally created" because not even the most intelligent human being could have thought it up. I will now list my three points again with their supporting paragraphs. 1. It is illogical to believe that our entire complex universe was created with a simple "bang". If you have ever looked up at the sky at night, you probably noticed the billions and billions of glowing stars. You probably saw the moon, in all its shining glory, sitting right up there amongst the stars. At some point in your life you probably asked yourself this question: Where did all this come from? This question was probably followed by similar questions. How did we get here? Why do we exist? When did the universe begin? There is a large debate going on between scientists, atheists, Christians, and philosophers about how our universe began, when and how it was created, and why. The Big Bang would be one way to try to explain it, and this is actual what many people believe. This miraculous event would have occurred by trillions of non-living chemical cells, also know as "matter", somehow coming together at just the right place and time to explode, therefore conceiving our universe as we know it. We cannot prove that this event actually happened, or even the exact point in time that it happened, but scientists describe it as the only "logical explanation" for why we exist. It is normal to feel pressured by our peers, so the human instinct chooses to do what everyone else is doing, and even to make ourselves believe in what we are told. If we could just take a moment to stop and observe the natural world around us, we would see how truly magnificent it is. To think that this all happened because of an explosion that happened billions of years ago would be like believing that something as simple as a car was made because it somehow willed itself to be created out of nothing. The Big Bang theory might sound reasonable, but the science behind it is just too far-fetched to be true. 2. It is highly improbable that something was created by chance when we can"t even create the same thing with all of our advanced scientific technology. If the universe was created by a giant explosion, then where did we come from? Charles Darwin promoted the "Theory of Evolution" which is another one of the most popular beliefs among scientists. People who actually believe in this theory believe that anything can happen with time. They think that the universe had to have created itself because of how long it took. This might seem logical, but it really isn"t. One of the reasons of why it cannot have happened by chance, not even with all the time in the world, is the Second Law of Thermodynamics. The Second Law of Thermodynamics, also called the Law of Entropy, states that anything organized tends to become disorganized over time. Picture a child"s bedroom, for instance. No matter how many times the child cleans his room, it becomes messy again. This is because of how much time the child spends in the room, the his cleaning skills, and his habit of making messes and forgetting to clean them up. His room, though perhaps clean at first, will keep becoming dirty and untidy until he cleans it back up again. The room will not become clean by itself. Someone has to clean up that messy room. It is the same way with the universe. To create itself, the universe must have begun with billions of tiny dead cells. The cells floated around the universe in a huge mess until they came together and formed the world we live in. Scientists have studied our galaxy as best as they can, and as we keep progressing with our technology, they discover more mind-boggling facts every day. Take our solar system, for example. It is made up of eight planets and their moons, a sun, and thousands of asteroids. It might look like a huge mess at first, but it isn"t. If it was, the earth would have been destroyed a long time ago. Our vast solar system is formed ever so perfectly so nothing is out of place. The earth is the only planet that can support life on earth, but why is this? It circles the sun on its orbit at just the right distance, at just the right speed, at just the right time. We survive because our surroundings are placed perfectly to aid our needs. We have survived for thousands of years without a need of superheroes such as Superman to save us from a giant meteor larger than life hurling at the earth. This is because of the natural laws that each piece in our cosmos seems to follow. Scientists cannot explain how these natural laws came into place with the big bang theory, and they never will be able to because a "big bang" could not possibly have done it. Nothing disorganized can become organized. Chaos does not become order. The universe could not have been created by an explosion of matter because of how orderly it is put together. 3. It is not likely that something so amazing and awe-inspiring could have been "accidentally created" because not even the most intelligent human being could have thought it up. Try to imagine a new color. Try to design a new animal using completely new characteristics that have absolutely nothing in common with any other animal in the world. It is a little tricky, and practically impossible. Now imagine having to imagine the entire universe and everything in it from scratch. It would be completely and utterly impossible for a human being to even be able to come close to envisioning a universe that could compare to ours. Our universe is so unique and complex that we wouldn"t be able to replicate it no matter how hard we tried, so why should we believe that it was created by chance? "Something we cannot see, touch, or get our hands around is out there, organizing life. " (Margaret J. Wheatley) It is almost impossible to explain, but all of us can feel it if we only try. We can see it in a sunrise, on the waves of the ocean, in a newborn baby"s first cry. This couldn"t have just happened in a big bang. . http://www.godandscience.org... . http://www.dailydot.com... . http://www.breakpoint.org... Richards, Lawrence O. It Couldn"t Just Happen. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, Inc. , 1989. Book.