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Well not really. In fact, it created more confusion. Existence of god is quite not proven in any form of theory in science. It has either always led to confusion or unanswered questions.
In his autobiography,
Darwin wrote:
“The mystery of the beginning of all things is insoluble to us; and I for one must be content to remain an Agnostic.”
Rather than a religious figure, the God they refer to represents the laws of nature.
Our universe could have popped into existence 13.7 Billion years ago without any divine help whatsoever researchers say.ref The Big Bang could’ve occurred as a result of just the laws of Physics being there, said astrophysicist Alex Filippenko of the University of California, Berkeley.
“With the laws of Physics, you can get Universes.”
Filippenko stressed that such statements are not attacks on the existence of God. Saying the Big Bang – a massive expansion 13.7 Billion years ago that blew space up like a gigantic balloon – could have occurred without God is a far cry from saying that God doesn’t exist, he said
Filippenko said:
“I don’t think you can use science to either prove or disprove the existence of God,”.
If we’re after the ultimate origin of everything, however, invoking the laws of physics doesn’t quite do the trick. It may get us close one step closer, but it doesn’t take us all the way.
The question, then is, ‘Why are there laws of Physics?’ And you could say, ‘Well that required a divine creator, who created these laws of Physics and the spark that led from the laws of Physics to these universes, maybe more than one.’
This graphic shows a timeline of the universe based on the Big Bang theory and inflation models.
Credit: NASA/WMAP
But that answer just continues to kick down the road, because you still need to explain where the divine creator came from. The process leads to a never-ending chain that always leaves you short of the ultimate answer.ref
The origin of the laws of physics remains a mystery for now, one that we may never be able to solve. “The ‘divine spark’ was whatever produced the laws of physics.” “And I don’t know what produced that divine spark. So, let’s just leave it at the law of physics.”
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