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If the universe supposedly started with an explosion, what caused the explosion?

NOTHING, because there would be no universe if it weren't for God.

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  • 6 years ago

    The Universe expanded suddenly from a Singularity.

    Now THAT'S what I call an explosion!!

    I study Space and Science, so I think the Singularity was held together by some kind of Equilibrium at first with immense gravity.

    Like blowing up a balloon till it bursts though something must have been added, a stray particle, like the straw that broke the camel's back which tipped those finely balanced scales.

    For Religion's sake, what was there before that?

    For I am the Alpha and the Omega the beginning and the end, the first and the last. (Revelations Chapter 22 Verse 13)

    As we look farther and farther into the heavens, there is plenty of room for God's work.

    Source(s): Stay curious
  • 6 years ago

    There was a time that people disbelieved that the land masses on earth were once joined. It was a theory and eventually, in the 1950's, it was proven that the land continents were once one land mass until earthquakes shifted land apart. It was scientifically proven through earth core samples and widely accepted.

    Elements of the earth were strong enough to move whole continents across the ocean, where they are today. I doubt that God had anything to do with that. The universe has changed many, many times over and will continue to do so. This is recorded as more and more technology proves the evidence exists.

    If you want to believe it all happened with God's hand, that is your choice.

    IF the universe was created by an explosion, the logical cause would be nature...just like the division of the land which created the continents.

  • 6 years ago

    There was no explosion, just expansion. Anyways, just because nobody can truely, with certainty, answer why the universe suddenly just expanded, does not mean God did it. That's like a saying lightning is God's doing, because you do not understand how lightning discharge works.

    While a logic-based persion will normally try to find the true answers and be open to anything, people like you would simply give up and claim God did it, because you are either too afraid that maybe the answers might demote you from being somewhat special in this universe to just nothing, or you are just plain lazy.

  • 6 years ago

    You proved your point, everything is a creation. Creations that are so spectacular that the minds of Atheist take advantage of definitely.

    The world did most certainly not magically appear from an explosion or whatever bullsh*t.

    Atheists clearly don't notice how rounded the 9 balls (Solar system) are or how living organisms live and how religion gave people understanding to why they have a life. We ourselves are created so immaculately, that no one can recreate, as all creations have been created by the one and only creator.

    So how can an we start from an explosion and expect to live for no reason, when everything around us are unbelievably beautiful and all that was created as a waste.

    People ask the typical question: Who made God?

    Well we do think like humans, so it is unimaginablel to think that something wasn't created. This is because EVERYTHING was created by the Creator who was never created. God isn't a human, so stop thinking he is like one. We will never know because we haven't met him yet, but in shaa Allah

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  • 6 years ago

    It did not start with an explosion but with an expansion. No one knows what started it. The big bang theory begins only at the point it started, not before. That's another set of theories that still must be developed and tested (which is going to be difficult).

  • Jack
    Lv 5
    6 years ago

    It did not start with an explosion but with an expansion. No one knows what started it. The big bang theory begins only at the point it started, not before. That's another set of theories that still must be developed and tested (which is going to be difficult).

  • bubby
    Lv 6
    6 years ago

    The universe did not start with an explosion. As far as theory goes it started with the big bang which is just the expansion of the universe at GOD's will.

    Source(s): Genesis
  • 6 years ago

    NOTHING, because there would be no universe if it weren't for God

    if there were no god, then there would still be a universe.

    it is possible to understand life is a cycle of birth, old age, sickness, and death. rebirth is a natural result of karma. karma is cause and effect.

    it there were no god, then there would still be the universe.

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  • 6 years ago

    The explosion was the result of a Singularity --

    An event which combines just before, and during its inception

    as a condensed product (unity) within one simultaneous moment of occurrence.

    Try not to assign a self-fulfilling thought or size

    to what you suppose an explosion or initial singularity might have been .....

    Instead, allow for the fact that there may actually have been *nothing*, and everything came from intent.

    Even if it came from nothing, can we call that intention *God*? .... we most certainly can.

  • Anonymous
    6 years ago

    The universe didn't "explode," it expanded. Asking what came before it doesn't really make sense as this expansion of the universe created time. Space and time are different expressions of the same thing. There was no "before" before the big bang. The thing banging was time and space.

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