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Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

good one. but, many theories and discoveries were made in the search for "God". maybe there are people out there who decide on God (without trying to find out more) because they're not scientists or researchers. there are plenty of those types on both spectrums. they take a thoery and believe it without further research. can you blame them? some people believe in the big bang theory and don't know shit about it. is that wrong? not really, that's just what they decided is right.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Look, it's simple. The universe is expanding -- like a balloon. This is a fact. It's called Hubble's Law.Now if the universe is expanding, what does that imply? It implies the universe must have started as a single point. So you see, the big bang is obviously true. The only question is, "Was the big bang caused by God?" And that question is impossible to answer. But seeing how God is just one of an infinite number of possible explanations, I'd say God most probably was not responsible.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Well put. It's also worth noting that the universe probably wasn't created by a theory: neither the big bang theory or the "god theory". It was probably either a big bang or god. Or the more recently proposed big bounce theory could also be a candidate.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Sensible! And nothing has ever been created by a theory, thank you for pointing this out. And why does it have to be one or the other? Is no other way viable? Are these the ONLY possible beginnings of the universe? Of course not.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Neither, really. The big bang theory doesn't explain how the universe began. It explains what happened immediately after it began. Common misconception.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

The big bang because we have some evidence that the big bang actually happened.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big Bang

This may never be answered for a certainty but I would think that osmethign big happend long ago. Why create al lthese palnets for nothing and stras for nothing is there is nothing there? one reason I tihnk we aren't alone out there.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: second law of thermodynamics

Evolution as Described by the Second Law of Thermodynamics
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Trying to explain the unexplainable

There really is no absolute proof that there is a god, therefore the big bang theory is the only valid answer.Sure there may be books like the bible, but is it really true?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

The internet is a virtually unlimited repository of information. And yet very few people here actually bothered to look up Big Bang on Wikipedia. (Also look up the scientific definition of "theory" while you're at it.) Anyway, the Big Bang is a collection of enormous observational /fact/ combined with mathematical /theory/ that creates a history of the universe from nearly the beginning of cosmological time. So saying you don't believe in it is saying that you don't believe there's a tree behind you - if you turn around you'll see it.Before the Big Bang, it is true that physics changes a lot, but it still follows laws. It is philosophically debatable (look up "Anthropic Argument") whether we can have empirical evidence to support mathematical theories of how the Big Bang occurred, but nonetheless there are models that create the Big Bang using proven physics without any preconditions of existence (so tried-and-true physics does show how something can come from nothing - look up "Chaotic Inflation" and "Quantum Fluctuation"). The universe doesn't behave like billiard balls - quantum mechanics, relativity, and chaos were the three revolutions of the 20th century that show that your intuition of how the world works is completely wrong, and the truth is far more elegant - and it's all /fact/.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

The Big Bang Theory is logical, and, it seems to me, scientifically correct. To assume that the entire universe was created by a single being, immortal or otherwise, I think is absolutely absurd, not to mention naive. Think about it: The universe created by one guy, everything falls into place because of him. Or, the universe was created by one massive explosion of celestial matter, and everything needed to evolve before things really began to click. What makes more sense, what is more logical? Science, logic and fact are the guiding principles of my life. I do have faith in supernatural powers, and immortals that have the ability to control the happenings on Earth, but I'm sorry, the thought of the entire universe, which will expand forever and ever, created by one single person? I don't think so.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Sure...Everyone is bewildered as to whether or not the Earth was created by the Big Bang Theory, but how can we be so sure being that nobody existed during that time to personally witness this event taking place? Was the Earth really created according this theory? or did it exist long before mankind even made its first steps? How can we be so sure?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Both

I believe both. The big bang theory happened. Everything is sort of drifting apart and had to have started somewhere. IT makes since to me.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

I see quite simple. We can document, observe, and record the universe and most of its processes. From there, we can go on to calculate and at very minimum reproduce on paper these processes, including most of which happened at the Big Bang. There is no residual evidence of God in the universe. The most documentation of any God is in a few thousand year old books that were written by men. While there may be holes in cosmology, just like the evolution theory, it is the best and most recorded process we have. Spirituality has no such documentation or processes. Scientific documentation trumps theological rhetoric in this manner.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

OK. So. I think that the "theory" that god created the universe/world only "stands" for christan/jewish people. There is actually some evidence that the "big bang" created the world. Show me some proof that "god" created the world/universe. I'm christian but this "theory" that people are creating about he creating the world on 7 days or whatever is just total rubbish,bullshit, crap.. I could go on and on but I have no intensions of wasting my and your time.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

As of right now, the closest thing that humans can confidently say that the Big Bang Theory created the universe instead of man made figure, God.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

I don't have any links at the moment, but you may want look into the m theory. Basically, it states that our universe was made by two colliding universes, a rather common phenomena.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Hey guys, for centuries people have looked at the formation as either God driven or through the big bang theory; however, I have somewhat of a middle ground approach to the topic. I am Christian and I believe that the big bang occurred and that was the driving force behind it. There had to be some sort of starting force to bring about such an explosion and God could have been that force.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Looking at the errors of understanding (2 of them!) contained in the debate title, I can infer that the person who posted this debate does not have a clear knowledge base about either the big bang or even science in general.Error 1: The "world" is not said to be created by the Big Bang, at least not directly. Concerning the creation of the Earth, it is typically linked to aggregation, most commonly using the "Stellar Nebula Model." However our actual system formed, it was several billions of years after the Big Bang. Error 2: Theories do not create anything except discussion. The "Big Bang Theory" is a mental construct erected to try to understand and link numerous observed facts. That is all any theory is intended to do, but for a theory to exist, the fact that it is describing must exist first.This might sound like little more than an argument of semantics, and in essence it basically is, but it is important to know what you are saying in order to have a useful debate.Finally, this is a false dichotomy, unless you believe that an omnipotent God would be unable to create a Big Bang effect.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

there is actually more proof to the bigt bang than there is about God!!!! we are in a part of time where the more you talk about religion the more you start to realize that it is a great story, kind of like Santa or the easter bunny. but thats all it is a story. if religion was real then why would god allow humanity to kill, destroy and degenerate each other in gods name. humas have done evil and ruthless things in the name of someone we will never ever meet or talk to or even exist. yet that is acceptible. then we have science that has deffinate proof that there is more to look at than what has been told of us to look at for the last 6000years. i love this arguement because all those religious people are fun to talk to and they get so angry at anyone how does not have the same views as them, which im sure that "god" would really approve of that.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

I believe in the Big Bang and I also believe in the idea that something CAN come from nothing. It is complicated but if you want to see what i mean, look up "A Universe From Nothing by Lawrence Krauss". Let me ask religous people this in curiosity, is there any explanation that you have as to why God can "come from nothing"?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

In answer to your question, it is simply because we have faith in a supreme being who is transcendant, omnipotent and beyond our understanding. He can do anything, is the theory.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

If the world was never here before it was then how was a person alive? on no planet! that's the exact thing A person could never be alive with no planets remember the big bang theory is based on the sun some of it explode then over billions of years it started forming the earth it self and other planets to then more billions of years later once it was formed the plants started growing the gravity started to form on the planets and that's the science way!
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

But God is not a person? The God of Classical Theism (of which the majority speaks) is transcendant and beyond human understanding. S/He is anthropomorphised so that we can understand better yet is not human therefore 'surviving before the big bang' is irrelevant.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

neither is true.You know how the science teachers tell you that ALL scientist believe the Big Bang Theory made the world? Well no they actually do not believe in that. They believe that aliens created us. And why would they say they believed in the other? Because they dont want us people to freak out and if we would find out then there would be crime amongst us because people are "dumb" and would freak out like i said. So going back, we are like an "experiment" to them, they want to find out what is in our minds and how it actually works. We dont even know too and since they are waaaaay smarter than us... ._. So yes that is why they havnt taken over since they are much more powerful than us. And thats why we are abducted because they take feedback and study us. So aliens created us and someone else created them and it just keeps going but is there a stop?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

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Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

You're kidding right?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

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Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Seriously big bang theory

Big bang theory all round!! if you think about this really hard, what evidence does anyone have that god exists? what evidence is their that the bible was correct?? watch the da vinci code and it releases some insite into some major secrets that the catholics do not want the world to know about.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

The DaVinci code is a fiction story, I'm not sure how it helps to "prove" the Big Bang Theory.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big Bang

More the actual event than the theory, but yeah, the Big Bang. The science is pretty solid. Everything fits to around 1/100 of a second before the explosion, it gets a bit scetchy before that though, so who knows. Maybe I'm the asshole and it's God's fault and I'm going to hell. Oh well fuck it, I'm sticking to my guns. Hear that God!
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

we havent got proof that god existed
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

We haven't got 100% proof that the Big Bang happened either, that's why it's called a THEORY.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

we descend into an infinite regression of inquiry that ultimately leads us nowhere and does not increase our understanding of anything. "my vote is god purely because sometimes, you need to think outside the square you live in right?"Isn't that precisely what we did?
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols practiced religious tolerance. They, themselves, practiced a religion tied to their land, so they did not expect everyone they conquered to adhere to that. religions like Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity could be found in their empire.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Women could control domestic affairs, divorce their husbands, and be trusted advisors
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

They built more infrastructure including building roads, bridges, and postal stations, which protected the Silk Road
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Mongols would save the artisans and had them make goods for them instead of killing them when they took over another city. This helped the mongols with the production of goods and making it easier.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

This practice of allowing artisans to live helped spread knowledge and information across the empire, and preserved it for centuries to come.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Since they controlled the most of the Silk Road, they changed it into a free trade.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

If opposition surrendered, then peace was instantly established.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

They had laws and created international law (abolished torture)
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Uncivilized

While they did abolish torture, they killed thousands of people while building their empire, which ruined many, many people's lives.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Under the mongol rule, warriors were used to enforce national justice and law, and promoted peace in conquered areas.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Mongols abolished torture throughout their empire and reduced their means of brutality under Genghis Khan.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Simply surrendering to the Mongols would establish peace permanently.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The mongols promoted religious tolerance under their empire.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Mongols had pagan beliefs but the empire included Islam, Buddhism, and Confucius's beliefs.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols were tolerant of many religions. This means that no one would face persecution if they practiced a different religion than others.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Women throughout Mongolia were permitted to own land and possess freedoms that usually (only) males had at the time.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols promoted soldiers based on merit instead of birth.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Uncivilized

Even though they promoted by merit, at times it was all about loyalty. Genghis Khan was so ruthless towards others and their loyalty, he killed his own step-brother.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols granted religious freedom and tolerance. They did not force anyone to follow a specific religion.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongold were civilized through their acts of imposing religous tolerance. When Gengis Khan became the "ruler" of the Mongols, he incorporated Buddhist, Islamic, and Chirstian traditions in the Mongol society even though the Mongols were highly Shamanistic. For example, throughout the Mongol Empire, their were many mosques that Gengis Khan wanted built.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols allowed religious freedom and many different views.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

During the conquest, they would save doctors, scholars, artisans, and other skillful people that would help them in their empire.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols saving people like doctors, artisans, etc also contributed to higher communication and mixing of cultures.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols helped the SIlk Road flourish. They improved roads and punished bandits, making it a very safe place to trade.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Uncivilized

Despite the Mongols having protected the Silk Road, the huge trade route connecting many cultures together was one of the major ways that disease spread.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongol's vast empire increased contact between people of many different cultures
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

(Kublai Khan) I expanded the knowledge base and learning ability of our empire by expanding the printing business to provide more books for the public and funded more astronomical equipment for scholars to use and discover with.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

(Kublai Khan) I helped decrease poverty in the empire by creating a public-assistance program that stored surpluses of various goods so that when there was a bad economic year in the empire, there would be material to provide to the poorer.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

(Genghis Khan) Discipline and morals were qualities that every warrior had to establish.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

(Kublai Khan) I was not discriminatory towards our neighboring Chinese civilians and I embraced their scientific accomplishments, and preserved their bureaucracy and wealth.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

People were promoted based on merit rather than based on family or status.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongol army spared enemies who surrendered to them, which resulted in less bloodshed.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

They used those people to help with manual labor, and those who can read and write were given tasks.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Women were given more rights and higher status than other civilizations
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols instituted religious tolerance in their society.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Mongol Empire was less patriarchial than most societies at the time
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Increased the amount of paper money in circulation and guaranteed the value of the paper money in precious metals.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

They had freedom of religion due to conquering many different places with many different religions they accepted all religions
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols gave more power to women than other civilizations that used harsh patriarchy's during this time. They were given the right to hold power, divorce, and own land.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Mongols had rules set in place, with heavily enforced rulers.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The mongols reinstated trade on the silk road and protected the merchants.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongolian empire made great efforts to reduce taxes so that they wouldn't be pressuring the lower class of their empire.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

A change under Genghis Khan was that he created international law
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

One of the laws that Genghis Khan put into place was religious tolerance.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongolian Empire stretched from the Mountains in Hungary all the way to the pacific Ocean. This opened up trading routes such as the silk road. which brought religion and new cultures to the empire.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Allowed landowners to keep their land if they pledged loyalty
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

Even though they controlled Persia, they allowed some Persians to be local officials.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols had a caste system, Kublai Khan created it. It had ethnic Mongols on the top.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Civilized

The Mongols brought peace among conquered nations since all were under the same rule.
Debate: Were the Mongols Civilized or Uncivilized?
Side: Uncivilized

The Mongols often destroyed cities when they were invading and conquering them.