If the universe started with a big-bang, who lit the fuse and were did they buy a match from?
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the big bang was gods ar se cheeks closing as he dumped the universe. and ran away laughing.
god
God, of course. Duh!
no fuse, it was wireless and no match needed it was a very hot day.
it ignite itself. Combustion.
Bamber, behave yourself.
Satan farted and lit his gas.
Well, William Randolph Hearst lit the fuse and F.D.R. made sure the matches kept coming forever after. Howzat do ya?
No fuse. No match. Just a theory.
good question.
I lit the fuse.and I bought it from the match store
From the Asian run corner shop, I'm sure they would have found one open.
thanks for the points
maybe there was a huge firey astroid in the universe and it exploded into all the stuff we have now
i dont believe that evolution crap tho. god made us.
the universe is just an abandoned science project in a shoebox tucked in some 11 year old's closet. Maybe he did it.
I lit fuse and i didn't buy a match i stole a lighter and then filled it with butane lighter fluid that i bought. Does that answer your question or just raise more?
Ha ha, how funny!
If you, against all my expectations, are more than just a person who has nothing better to do than ask stupid questions, then check out string theory (especially Brian Greene's book/film "An Elegant Universe"), it seems in some forms to give an answer.
Me, I am god. However I suffer from low self-esteem, so I am an atheist.
Just Joking.
i used a zippo/no i used molten lava / and put it on a arrow and shot it across the northern sky i am the great and mighty fire god/
The 'Big Bang' is God, blowing up so to speak.creating.and each particle is everything and everyone.and we're all just trying to put ourselves back together from that which we came.
I give up,
Who ?
why does someone HAVE to light the fuse
I thought the big bang was when mother Earth got f*cked.
you are right. it is a big-lie.
There are actually 2 universes, it was a head on collision
MMMMEEEEE
p.s. were is spelt wrong it is where!
A theory put forward in'Angels & Demons', by Dan Brown, is that the big bang is only explicable as the work of God.
Don't ask me.
good theory mate! never thought it this way.!!
Well, the Big Bang really isn't an "explosion" in the way your question implies.
It isn't an explosion of matter into space, it's an expansion of the space itself. So, no match or fuse.
Other than that detail, I think your question is a version of the "prime mover" theological argument for the existence of God.
The problem with the argument is that it suggests that everything must have a cause, then says that God is the "first" cause. But then the argument refuses to answer the question of what "caused" God, by denying he had a cause. This, however, violates the very premise of the argument: that everything is caused.
So, if your question is - what "caused" the Big Bang, there may be an answer, but I suspect the best answer is "We don't know". I see no reason to equate "We don't know" with God. In fact, that sounds kind of insulting to this God, doesn't it?
I actually read The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene.
It all comes down to quantum mechanics and 11 dimensions and M theory.
These are just theories so, that means it goes on unproven for the time being.
In string theory, there are many dimensions and we are on one brane and another is in the higher dimension. When two parallel universes collide, that could be the big bang. Of course, since this is unproved, the problem remains unsolved.
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