Yes, that is what Jesus would do.

You are the one whining and crying. I frankly couldn't give a toss.

Wasn't the original comment about Jewish Space Lazers from MTG. - one of yours

Two right angles summed together =180 degrees. Therefore the straight line =two right angles

https://www.offshore-protection.com/offshore-blog/non-extradition-countries-the-best-place-to-run-to
Hint: Indonesia is on the list.

"On Nov. 17 Trump hosted an Indonesian Minister's visit, a meeting not on the president's public schedule."


The Trump family have extensive business interests in Indonesia:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/politics/trump-indonesia-resort-cemetery/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-07-03/donald-trump-business-dealings-in-indonesia-four-corners/8669888

Looks like politics and Trump business are intertwined.

Now tell me you love Moslems.

If you believe that then you also believe that there is no such thing as freedom of thought. A human brain is a physical object and is only alive while there are electrical impulses moving within it. If the path of every atom is predestined by the Big Bang then each and every human thought is also predetermined. Many would struggle with this. I remain an agnostic.

Get to your point

I wonder if Soba1 would agree that his later life conversion to Christianity was pre determined at the time of the big bang and that his belief in the power of pray is meaningless.
Get to your point

My views on the meaning of life, the existence of God and the value of science are pretty much summarised as per the following article which is an interview with Marcelo Gleiser:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/atheism-is-inconsistent-with-the-scientific-method-prizewinning-physicist-says/

Newton rejected the concept of the Trinity. Einstein rejected Judeo-Christianity and a belief in the idea of eternal life, outright. Hawkins was an atheist. Hubble was an agnostic. Georges Lemaître was a Catholic Priest
Brian Green does not seem to admit to any religious filter which would shape his views.
(He is a very compelling and entertaining speaker.)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S14zONUX3JY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M22MEShcyx8&t=861s


Do I believe in the Big Bang?
It seems the bet explanation so far.

Did time exist before the Big Bang? The mathematics that led to the theory of the Big Bang do not allow it to. To paraphrase Brian Green, how can you go further north than the North Pole?

Scientists produce scientific models. I don't pretend to be able to prove these models right or wrong. The big bang may have started from nothing or it may have been part of a continuum. What is your point?

I don't know how the universe came into being. Neither do you. Neither does anyone know for sure. There are various models proposed, such in the following article but they are models. This is how science works. It constructs models to try and get the best fit with what can be observed, and with other models which seem to explain other parts of the jigsaw. Until a better explanation comes along.
https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/what-came-before-the-big-bang

What answer is known?
Do you honestly believe that Christianity can prove the existence of a God?
I really have no interest in how you think I "come across".
You have to believe to be a Christian. You have to disbelieve to be an atheist. The third position is that it cannot be proved either way.
That is the most honest position.

So you want to label me as a coward? You also want me to offer an opinion about something that no human knows the answer to?
There is a big difference between science and religion.
You should not confuse them.