The Big Thing about the Big Bang

J. Warner Wallace explains that the Big Bang provides evidence for God’s existence, and that it fits neatly with the Genesis account of creation. Rather than affirming a view of the origin of the universe as godless, it supports the idea that the universe isn’t eternal, but came into being at a specific point in history.

It’s interesting that when the theory of the Big Bang first arrived, some scientists didn’t like it. The reason? If the universe had a beginning, then it had to have had a cause… and that cause had to be outside the universe, powerful enough to create the universe, and so on. A lot has changed in this discussion over the decades, and it’s now virtually undeniable that the universe had a beginning.

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