The 'God Particle,' or as scientist call it, Higgs Boson, is in the news again today (see New Evidence Strengthens Case that Scientists Have Discovered a Higgs Boson ). It has been called The God Particle because some believe it is what caused the 'Big Bang' to occur some 15
billion years ago.
Perhaps some definitions are in order:
Big Bang Theory: "In the begining there was nothing. Then nothing exploded, and created everything we see." That is the Big Bang theory in a nut shell.
Higgs Boson (aka The God Particle): Is the 'Nothing' that exploded!
Or something like that!
I
believe in the Big Bang, and it's not a theory. Some time around 6 to
10 thousand years ago, God Spoke, and "Bang!" everything we see came
into existence! Actually, while God could have done that in less than a
second, he chose to take 6 literal, 24-hour days to do it.
Before
you laugh that off, why don't you listen to Ken Ham talk about this
very important - and fascinating - subject (I think you may find this
podcast more interesting than the above article on the God Particle!):
Six Days & Eisegesis Problem
Recommended reading:
Evolution: A Fairy Tale for Grown Ups, by Ray Comfort
Cold Fusion: Nuclear Energy without the Drama (my post/repost)
Already Compromised: Why Christian Liberal Arts Universities are Liberal, by Pastor Kevin Swanson
