There are billions of galaxies in the universe, so we must acknowledge that there are billions of other planets able to sustain life.

Some believe the universe was a “happening” that came from the big bang theory.  Others, like myself, believe it was a creation of God.  So, which was it?  That remains with a big “hmmmm,” with so many who have been only taught the big bang theory in school, but don’t really see how it could occur without some other factor, such as a Deity, who created the matter for the big bang.  Right?

It is believed that God made man in his image, but did he create humanoid beings throughout the universe?  Or was he more creative with other life forms’ physical characteristics?  Reptile-like creatures have been reported, the Grays seem to have insect-like features, and there are some who are very tall and beautiful.  It may be a puzzle to us as to how the universe was created, but perhaps the other alien life forms have already deciphered our universe.  So, it would be extremely interesting to hear what their beliefs are when it come to the creation of both the universe and other species.  It compels us to wonder, who came first, the Grays, the Humans, or other life forms we have yet to meet?

Those who believe in the sudden explosion must wonder, like most of us, what was the bang from?  Where did the matter and energy come from that created the galaxies?

It is known that you must have matter to create something.  So big bang believers, I challenge you to tell me where the bang came from, who created that matter?  You cannot have a bang that created matter out of nothing.  Only God can do that.

We can have a great compromise, though.  The big bang was created by our creator―God, Allah, or whoever you want to call the Deity who made it happen.

This is a matter for debate, and I look forward to your thoughts.