Here’s The ‘Big Bang’ Explained In 332 Concise, Plain-English Words

Those who have worked on the Hill for at least five minutes  — especially legislative directors and press secretaries — know the infinite value of “Talking Points” and “Executive Summary” for getting to the essence of an issue because there’s never enough time.

Tim Stratton of Free-Thinking Ministries knows the value of such tools and applies them to the biggest issues, including grasping quickly, accurately and logically the multiple profound implications of the Big Bang.

Stratton quotes cosmologist Alexander Vilenkin, who says:

“With the proof now in place, cosmologists can no longer hide behind the possibility of a past-eternal universe. There is no escape: they have to face the problem of a cosmic beginning.”

It’s a quick read and it answers questions you may not have known you had. Go here. Then come back here and share your reactions, new questions, criticisms and conclusions with the rest of us.

Above photo by Alexander Andrews on Unsplash.

Author: Mark Tapscott

Follower of Christ, devoted husband of Claudia, doting father and grandfather, conservative lover of liberty, journalist and First Amendment fanatic, former Hill and Reagan aide, vintage Formula Ford racer, Okie by birth/Texan by blood/proud of both, resident of Maryland.

One thought on “Here’s The ‘Big Bang’ Explained In 332 Concise, Plain-English Words”

  1. SO True . Just as it says God molded man from the dust of the earth. Molding, Shaping, Takes time and to God there is no time so it could and did take millions of years.

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