Why do some people not agree with the Big Bang Theory?

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Asher Cohen · Accepted Answer

The Big Bang Theory is a scientific theory, so has evidence for it and has not yet been disproven.

It is also, without a doubt, insufficient because it only states that there was a significant explosion without elaborating on the origin of the matter. It would be inaccurate, though, to claim that it is merely a theory—a theory is independent of evidence—because, in a technical sense, gravity is also just a theory. The Scientific Method must be used to develop a scientific theory. The main reasons for this are that it appears to be incomplete and at odds with the majority of religious theories regarding the universe's creation.

Christopher Ales · Answer

undefined There are a number of reasons why some people disagree with the Big Bang Theory. These include skepticism regarding the evidence supporting the theory, which includes the cosmic microwave background radiation and the redshift of distant galaxies, religious beliefs that run counter to the theory's explanation of the universe's origin, and alternative scientific theories like the steady state theory or the plasma cosmology model.