Lesson Theme: Creation
“Where did everything come from?” is, perhaps, the one of the oldest questions that still seems to have gone un-answered. (Any question, if it is properly answered, shouldn’t keep coming back up, right? Unless the answer is unclear, unshared, or unapplicable.) While popular opinion from a great host, if not the majority of authoritative resources simply references “The Big Bang” theory.
But, if the ‘Big Bang’ is really a viable solution, shouldn’t we be able to ask, “Does the Universe have a ‘center?’ If so, where is it?”
With the strongest evidence that the Big Bang happened 13.8 Billion years ago because of Red Shift, surely we should just be able to build a computerized model to ‘rewind’ everything to when all matter was just a single point, and see where the ‘true’ center of the universe is, right?
It would be like reversing the burning cinders of a firework to determine at what point/location it detonated. Would that be scientifically impossible?
Actually, it could be easy with fireworks, because all it would take is someone to observe them and document it…
… but then, that is beginning to sound an awful lot like the Biblical account, isn’t it?
Check out these resources:
Center of the Universe – Lesson
Center of the Universe – PowerPoint
“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.”
— Genesis 1:3
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