Board Thread:Clubs/@comment-38195691-20191127162526/@comment-44044902-20191223223320

So I've been reading a bunch of stuff about evolution (that's how I decide to celebrate my holidays xd), and I really like this article. It gets super in-depth into the misconceptions of the Big Bang, and if any of you have time, I'd encourage you to read at least the last 3-4 paragraphs.

https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/could-the-big-bang-be-wrong

This quote stuck out to me, and is pretty much what I believe: "Which brings me to the other key point: The Big Bang is a description of how the universe began, not an explanation of why it began. It does not assume anything about what (or who) made the universe, and it does not assume anything about what (if anything) came before." This is particularly why I believe in the Big Bang. It doesn't say that there isn't a God, or that the universe came from absolutely nothing. It states how it started, not how it was formed. Confusing, but interesting.