Gaia, God, and The Big Bang

The word "Introduction ..." is the one that started the book of Genesis and can be imagined as being the greatest first expression in any story. Given that human-centered excitement is a matter of existence and performance, the words of this Bible are absolutely important. Given that the Big Bang, Jewish Christian, Gaia do not create videos on YouTube's order, people rely on tradition, legends, myths to build explanations and rely on researchers and scientists' research findings is needed.

Gaia, also called the Earth, is an important concept of mythology. Gaia is the goddess and incarnation of the earth, the creator of the universe. Gaia is the biggest mother in all. She is the main enemy of the gods. Uranus and Gaia are the first generation parents of Titan, the ancestor of Greek gods. Moirai, also known as Fates, is the sister of three myths and the incarnation of destiny. Clotho is responsible for rotating clues in human life and controlling the lives of people, Lachesis is responsible for measuring the pace of the Clotho spindle, determining fate, and determining the death of the atropos official It is.

Let's say you trust Big Bang theory created by the universe. You may be a theologian, a theologian, an agnostic, an atheist, or an atheist. Deist or Theist believes that the Big Bang was launched by the Creator, we usually call it God. Agnostics believes that the Big Bang has not been confirmed how it was launched or that the God of the Creator is not a personal god at the same time. Panteist believes that God is the force behind the Big Bang, so nature is fully integrated into the essence of God. All of these subjective reactions to the objective truth are inherently consistent.

There are several reasons why you can not add the Big Bang to the Bible. After all, Big Bang is a story of secular origins. When first proposed, it tried to explain how to create the universe without God. In fact, since it is a substitute for the Bible, trying to "add" it to the Bible has no meaning. Let's look at some of the significant differences between the Bible and the secular big bang origin. The Bible teaches that God created the universe in six days (Genesis 1; Exodus 20:11). As is apparent from the background of Genesis, these are restricted to evening and morning and are displayed on the ordered list (2nd day, 3rd day), so these are the number of days in the usual sense (24 hour working day) is. Instead, Big Bang taught the universe that it grew for billions of years.