A question for the agnostics and atheists

[jasoncran]

The mechanics of the scientific explaination is easily found in text books or science based webpages.

for why we are here? for the origin of the big bang.
the hypothesis of string theory and the theory of everything?

 

[Deavonreye]

for why we are here? for the origin of the big bang.
the hypothesis of string theory and the theory of everything?

For the way life evolved, mostly. If we're talking about abiogenesis, than there isn't a firm opinion on that. However, I know what the normal religious reply is. "It is more logical [then] to have a creator create it all". However, what is usually overlooked is that "magic" isn't scientific and is actually a copout, . . . limiting man by stagnating him in a "belief because 'we can't think of any other way it could have happened', thus the need for magical intervention".

A search on theoretical abiogenesis may be worth looking in to.

 

[WIP]

The mechanics of the scientific explaination is easily found in text books or science based webpages.

The Godly explanation is easily found in the text books known as the Holy Bible.

 

[Deavonreye]

The Godly explanation is easily found in the text books known as the Holy Bible.

I've weighed both. Scientific text books win, hands down.