Stephen Hawking in ‘The Grand Design’: God did not create the universe
When it came to the creation of the Universe, God just wasn’t necessary.
That’s the conclusion renowned scientist Stephen Hawking has made in his latest tome, “The Grand Design,” set to hit book sellers next week.
“It is not necessary to invoke God to light the blue touch paper and set the Universe going,” Hawking writes, according to an excerpt featured in London’s The Times.
The Big Bang was a natural event which would have happened without the help or involvement of God, he argues.








Spontaneous creation now that is an oxymoron par excellence. Natural event? There is no such thing as a natural event without an underlying cause or meaning. All appearances have meanings contrary to what the religious and materialists state as reality. A so-called natural event is an effect and a materialist paradigm will always confuse an effect with a cause.
The intellectual genius of a Paul Davies or a Steven Hawkins is centered on the effect or the appearance and not on the underlying cause of the perfection of the effect. Mathematical formulas stretched across blackboards that work out to perfection have an underlying reality. Their focus and attention is treating this mathematical perfection as the cause and not the effect is like a fish attempting to discover if something like water exists.
These materialistic “fishes” have been told that indeed something of great value to their existence exists called water by the fish that are called great mystics but the fish cannot find this water however hard they look. They finally ridicule these mystics and accuse them of hallucinations and state this thing called water is nonexistent.
The underlying perfection of mathematics due to the intelligence of “ infinite” is hidden from the view of the intellect. It matters not if the seeker is religious or a scientist that underlying reality of appearance is unknowable to the intellect. The very statement the universe is created from nothingness as a natural event does not pass the simplest of logic tests but logic can be overwhelmed by a materialistic or religious paradigm.
The materialist states: but these people have great scientific minds therefore we must conclude they are correct when they state something like a natural event comes from nothing. That is religion when we follow the person. I.e. appearances, respect, worship, etc. The religious “privileged” of the world owe their control over the masses because of that very mentality. Likewise the intellectual “privileged” of the world owe their control over the materialists because of this mentality and the effect is scientism. Two sides of the same coin and neither the religious or the materialists have any idea of what I am writing.
In fact the follow up comments here will be personal attacks and name calling both based in doubt and not certainty. I.e. the materialistic fishes just doing their thing.
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