Is god responsible for the creation of the universe?

The God of the Bible claims responsibility for the creation of the universe. Could anything other than the Almighty God fulfill the premises upon which the big bang theory is based? The very first words of the Bible are, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” ( Genesis 1:1 ).

What do scientists believe about the origin of the universe?

Scientists begin with a fundamental assumption that only natural processes and sequences of events that are consistent with natural laws should be considered. As such, the idea of God creating the universe is ruled out as a possibility from the beginning.

What would happen if science proved that there was a god?

To cater to polytheistic religions, the “singular immortal being” assumption is that there is ONE god that has been proven, but that doesn’t mean they have proven the non-existence of other beings like it. If science proved that there was a God, the first thing everyone would try to do would be determine if he was their God.

What does the Bible say about aliens?

The Bible, Koran and other sacred texts of the world’s major religions stress God’s special concern for humanity and for Earth. So the discovery of aliens — microbes on Mars, say, or signals from an intelligent civilization in another solar system — might seem threatening, by implying that we and our planet aren’t all that special.

Did God create the Earth?

First people said that earth was created by god himself. After the scientific discovery about how planets originated, the myth changed that the universe created by god where these planets can exist and god decided how the process of planet origination works.

How do we know God exists?

Key Take-Away: We know God exists because we can be 100\% certain that He created the finely tuned universe and our position in it to support life on earth.

Does divine creation provide a better explanation of the universe?

Divine creation does not provide a better explanation of the origins of the universe and of life in it and, since science does not require there to have been a creator god, the default assumption ought to be that God did not create the earth and the universe. On the other hand, however unlikely it is, it is not possible to prove absolutely th