The first states that there is a great Deity who has created the universe as an elaborate system. ... The universe is a complex system which contains a solar system, gravity and molecular structures. ... In this sense, the Big Bang Theory not only defies the laws of science, but it also fails to explain how the elaborate system known as the universe came to be. ... As one can see, science does not yield an explanation for the intricate system known as the universe. ... They not only rely on a theory that contradicts universal scientific laws but also rely on counter induction to prove their t...

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This paper will argue that Quantum theory and Relativity theory which are components of the western world view are strikingly similar to the philosophical and religious traditions of the Eastern mystics. ... For example, during an experiment there is the observed system (the object) and the observing system (the human). ... According to David Bohm, the classical view of Quantum physics was based on analysing the world into separate and independent existing parts, but today all the parts are connected in the system. ... Now that Quantum theory has been discussed in detail revealing the ma...

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Some facts about the universe, including the Big Bang theory. ... The Big Bang theory Of approximately ten theories regarding the beginnings of the universe, the big bang theory is the most popular with scientists today. ... God has proved in our own Solar System this scripture. Our Solar system appears to be designed in the most haphazard way The design and the mathematics. Looking at our Solar System...

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This book, usually called the Little Commentary, set out Copernicus's theory of a universe with the sun at its center. ... Copernicus" heliocentric model did simplify the solar system somewhat more than Ptolemy's model or models did. ... Galileo did not merely create models of the solar system or physics which were of absolute theory (Galileo). ... Kepler would be the next step to creating a sound solar system that met with observation. ... Astronomy changed from just theory to experimentation and from experimentation to fact. ...

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Many great scientists and philosophers have tried to explain the creation of the universe or the point at which time began, but no theories have been as widely accepted as Stephen Hawking's big bang theory. ... Of all the theories that have been brought forth, none have been proven to be correct. ... Today Hawking speaks through a computer system that is operated much like a dictionary where he searches for words and then forms sentences to let the computer speak for him (Professor 1,2). With this system he can speak at an unhurried pace of sixteen words per minute. ... Everywhere we look...

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Curiously, scientific theories continue to offer an enormous range of answers to the question of what the universe was made from. One of the most dramatic differences between the standard big bang theory (without inflation) and the inflationary universe theory is the answer that each gives to this fundamental question. ... At present, we can say that our current theories offer several possibilities. ... One hope for evading this problem involves a peculiar consequence of quantum theory, the process of quantum tunneling. A quantum system can make a discontinuous transition from one configuratio...

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So when Galileo published his Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems: Ptolemaic and Copernican in 1632, in which he more or less disproved the Church-endorsed stance on earth's place in the universe, it was only to be expected that he was going to receive an enormous amount of criticism for doing so. ... In fact, Galileo was even able to counter the accusation that he had disproved the passage in Joshua by explaining how the passage actually supported his theory. ... Galileo admits this in the front of his own copy of Dialogues Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, "Take care, theologi...

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The work of Ptolemy including the theories and books are playing a vital role in order to serve knowledge to the current astronomers, mathematician and geographers. ... Ptolemy first described all the description related to the earth-centered system as explained by the Aristotle and he also explores some of his observation as same as the Aristotle explores during his time period. ... Dorman (2006) claimed that one of the most prominent theory of Ptolemy is named as "earth centered Universe" and he presented the model of the solar system in which he mentioned that the planets moved a...

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The flooding was very predictable which helped the Egyptians see the universe as a well ordered system. ... Although the Egyptians had man different tribes believing in many gods they did have four main theories of creation (cosmogonies). ... Each theory had distinct characteristics but all were somewhat similar in their basic idea of creation. ... The fact that the Hebrews had two beliefs about creations is similar to the Egyptians with their four theories. This is different from the Sumerians, they only have one theory of creation (the Akkadian Creation Myth). ...

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A person was not only condemned as a heretic but also labeled with a degree of heresy based on a stratified system. ... In 1613 Castelli wrote to Galileo to describe to him how he defended the Copernican system when meeting with Grand Duchess Christina of Lorraine and Grand Duke Cosimo II. ... In later years, despite the ruling, Galileo hoped to publish Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief Systems of the World - Ptolemaic and Copernican. ... Galileo's heretical work served to persuade the scientific community that the Copernican theory is true. ... Although Galileo himself did not separ...

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Our solar system contains nine small planets and a miniature star called the sun. ... With so many galaxies, it is possible that some that formed just like our own solar system. ... One of the most debated theories towards the possibility extraterrestrial life is the Drake Equation. ... As humans, we could not even get out of our own solar system to look for life elsewhere. ... Let's say we found a planetary system in our closest neighbor galaxy, Andromeda. ...

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With this persisting question of the existence of a divine being many theories and philosophies have come and gone through the layman and intellect groups of thought. ... These theories of thoughts are, the Cosmological, the Teleological, and the Ontological argument. Of those three arguments the Cosmology theory seems to take the better of the other two arguments to give it the strongest line of reasoning and understanding. ... Establishing this criterion helps us become an effective judge as we view the Teleology and other theories of God's existence. ...

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The term "cosmological" derives from the word "cosmos", meaning "the universe". It is an inductive argument which starts from experience, from specific matter to a general conclusion. The argument works on the basis of observation, meaning that the latest observation may well show that all previou...

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In the machinery system of society, many people feel they are outsiders and useless portion of the life. ... However, when science develops, people try to explain the world and many phenomena by scientific theories. ... What people try to prove about the life by many theories, ideologies and scientific methods is just the images reflected from the reality. ...

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The word cosmos refers to the universe as a well ordered system, a belief this argument rests upon. A common feature in all the versions of this argument for the existence of God is their need for a beginning of either the universe or the systems within the universe. ... Traditionally science would be against religion on issues about the beginnings of the universe, however science's support of the Big Bang theory over the last century has actually aided the cosmological argument. ...

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Our societies have founded governments, justice systems, and social contracts under the premise that people are morally responsible for their actions. ... According to Leibniz's theory of a pre-established harmony, humans are not responsible for their actions; instead God arranges everyone's actions. ...

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Substances such as fertilizers, which in theory are intended to increase food production often pollute the groundwater supply. ... This means that very few school systems do not have toilet facilities or running water. ...

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