How does the Big Bang differ from other theories about the creation of the Universe?

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Hazel Asher · Accepted Answer

Scientists identify the events of births of celestial objects, independent of one another. From these, age of stellar universe is approximated, in contrast to contradictions in static Scriptures.

Refer to 10. Esoteric Science about Universe and Creation. pp 141 - 157, "Faiths and Proximate Truths: Interactive essays on the triad philosophy, religion, and science" (2010), A. S. Adikesavan, for a detailed explanation. Scientific discoveries are proximate truths. Further research findings bring us closer to truth. Consensus by scientists is affirmation. Other theories are true to believers and doubted by disbelievers.

Claire Anctil · Answer

undefined The Big Bang theory is supported by evidence such as the cosmic microwave background radiation and the redshift of galaxies. It postulates that the universe started as a singularity and has been expanding ever since. Other theories about the creation of the universe may include concepts like steady-state theory or oscillating universe theory, which have different ideas about the origin and evolution of the universe.