Einstein on the Big Bang

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[@spaceman8671]

The beginning of our universe came from a black hole that came from a black hole and was repeted for as long as God intended it to be. Then I a blink of an eye. He created us. All of us and everything before and after. Our time is short. Jesus is our savior. God bless you all and find rest in Jesus!

[@BlueInOrangeAgain]

this is so unbelievably false representation of Einstein, his math and his beliefs. Read his books. He did not think this way at all. These religious teachers will cling to anything that helps push their narrative, even if it is completely misleading. no where in math or logic does it say the universe must have a creator because it had a beginning. no where. Furthermore, the dude jumps from intelligent creator of universe to you experiencing love, a feeling. Not even remotely connected or causal. Next they'll bring in this "creators" son died for your sins. Again, a completely disconnected and non-sequitur conclusion from the original premise of "the universe must have a creator" nonsense.

[@balooojeffersong4234]

Cope harder broski, he said the math shows there is a beginning therefore there must be a cause or a reason that the universe began. And therefore you and all your little friends are probably a bunch of queers.

[@cgelly75]

Can we hear a true representation of Einstein’s math and beliefs then? I’m genuinely curious. It would be much more productive and probably well received, rather than a hit piece/criticism to other persepctives.

[@carsonsiemons12]

​@SlimjonathanCliff is not a false prophet and glorifies God not himself

[@Jerahzz]

“No where is math or logic does it say the universe must have a creator because it had a beginning.” So, something came from nothing? That’s logical.

[@BlueInOrangeAgain]

@@Jerahzz no, something didn't come from nothing.