Soggy
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Hank49:Soggy, I've done a lot of searching on the subject of "before the big bang", and although some speculate that there was "nothing" as in time or space, as you stated, not all the experts agree and others say there is absolutely no way of knowing ( which I agree with so, my statement, how can we know the age of it?).
Which experts? Could you cite some sources? The general consensus is how I described it. There may be some disagreement on the fringes, but that does not represent the majority of what scientists are saying.
What's ironic though, is that if there was "nothing", as in absolutely nothing before the bang (except hydrogen.....which contradicts the "nothing" theory), that that definition is the epitomy of "Creation".
NO THERE WAS NO HYDROGEN BEFORE THE BIG BANG!!! No one knowledgeable about Big Bang Theory will disagree on that point. Hydrogen was formed during the expansion. There weren't even protons, or neutrons, or quarks before the big bang. No atoms, no electricity, no neutrons, no quarks, no time, no space, no nothing.
If you want to call *that* God's creation, I cannot argue with you. I'm confident that there is a scientific explanation, though we may not ever find it. That is where you have to believe one thing or the other. But it is certainly a long way away from a 6000 year old universe that was created as-is. I guess that's where my 'faith' is.