Yes, we all heard the Bang...what matters is who pulled the trigger!

I had the opportunity to visit the Griffith Park Observatory yesterday for the first time in many years.  The science exhibits were well done and their planetarium shows were great.  However, it was interesting to observe the numerous detailed explanations of planetary phenomenon and star formation, and what intrigued me most was the fact that with every new discovery and explanation it created several new mysteries.  The universe is obviously very complex as anyone can see, and it created a sense of wonder in me that I hadn't felt in quite some time.

I got a kick out of the fact that the scientific explanations for everything had to ultimately use the word "Created" in describing the beginnings of the universe.  The big bang was the "creation" of the universe and all the subsequent events of of planet formation, seas, plant and animal life.  What was most interesting to me at the time was that their whole litany of scientific processes in the creation of the world fell right in line with the Biblical account that was formulated without the benefit of "science."  It's an amazingly consistent description, and yet this doesn't seem remarkable to the scientific community that is so bent on debasing the Biblical viewpoint on creation.

Ultimately, the one thing they can't seem to come up with is what was the unknown and indescribably powerful cause that initiated the "big bang."  They admit that, but they can't admit God.

Scientists never cease to amaze me with their denseness.