Reply #99: Read "Before the Big Bang" by Dr. Ernest Sternglass

[seventhson]

One of my favorite human beings.

He says that the conditions which led to the Big Bang required 4 physical conditions to occur simultaeneously giving birth to the universe.

The odds of these occuring in such a way as to give rise to all the consciousness, life, and matter in the universe from a point of origin less than one ten-trillionth of an inch in diameter (virtually invisible) is so remote that the only rational explanation is that it was an "intended" act.

Something made it happen and it was a focussed energy with consciousness.

The way I look at it the fact that I have consciousness is proof that consciousness and "intent" pervades the universe and "the creator" must be at the root of all consciousness: this is no accident.

If consciousness exists now, then to say it was in existence (and came from or through the Big Bang) at the time of the Big Bang is not that big a leap.

While the possibility exists that it was all a cosmic accident (with no conscious intent bringing it into being) the scientific odds are against it. The probability of it being an accident is so minute that scientifically it is negligible.

Thus science demonstrates almost indisputably the existence of "a creator" or a creative intelligence which designed this experience (for Our pleasure, apparently).

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