Creation Alternatives

Creation Alternatives

1. In the beginning there was nothing. The ‘Big Bang’ occurred and in a few instants the feed-stock from which the entire universe materialised was created - from nothing. Such an event violates two laws; the law of cause and effect and the law that matter cannot be created but only transformed from something that exists in one form and by a specific process changes into another form. The BB theory assumes that not only matter appeared from nothing but was accompanied by a force that scattered the matter from the BB epicentre. Let us assume the matter in the universe is equal to a trillion “Black Holes’. Science asks us to believe that a spontaneous event in a void created a trillion Black Holes. To move this mass for 15 billion years over trillions of kilometres against the gravitational pull of the singularity consisting of a trillion black holes needs an unimaginable force. On the other hand, science does not explain what causes the motion of planets, stars and galaxies in closed trajectories that are predictable.

2. In the beginning there was nothing but god. He created the world in an idle moment. This is more plausible than the ‘Big Bang’ because it has at least a cause but it is just as improbable.

3. A theory had been advanced some time ago that matter was continuously created at all times without a ‘Big Bang’. It was abandoned or silenced after the ‘Big Bang’ had become the vogue of the scientific community.

4. Matter was not created. It was transformed from non-matter particles (NM Particles) that always existed in a boundless cosmos. A myriad of NM Particles at random locations throughout the cosmos changed into matter particles (M Particles) from which objects in space aggregated. At first the cosmos was static but then became dynamic when NMP’s and MP’s interacted. The evolutionary process took place over an infinite time in four phases. The four phases were the Cosmos or NM-Universe, Proto-Universe, Visible Universe and Biological Universe. The Visible Universe is 15 billion years old and the Biological Universe may have started three billion years ago.

Science unlike religion is based not on blind belief but reasoning and logic.

Peter Riedt


PS Chapters 36 and 37 in my book ‘Kepler’s Gravity’ (Google Books) describes
alternative 4 with more details.