What was before the big bang?

I haven’t even heard anyone thoroughly explain the distinction between a positive and negative charge.

Something like sleep paralysis?

One electron too many or one too few

My beliefs about God are close to a cross between honest Mike and Lucas Tanner. Although Tanner has a more eastern view of God created from a transcendent reality where I see God as more of a benevolent creator.

I don't see my beliefs in God at all conflicting with science. While I believe there is some wisdom and truth in the Bible (some of the New testament) there is also much crazy stuff put in the Bible. There are a number of books that were written for the Bible that for various reasons were not included or were taken out. Man wrote the Bible and wrote stuff in that didn't have "divine inspiration". And the Old Testament's view of God and his actions don't match anything my God would do or say. They make him sound like a vengeful petulant child. Jesus is closer to what God is probably like.

Ok, let me state that to believe in God is to believe in crazy stuff that not only doesn't make sense but doesn't seem that it should be like that.

I will name a few things: why did God create a world where had to suffer so much?; Why doesn't God clearly show himself?; and, why did God want Jesus to die on the cross to forgive our sins, could God just forgive our sins? And, isn't this all just magical thinking?

But here's the kicker, to not believe in God the creator requires belief in some really crazy stuff too. We live in a truly bizarre world. At the start of the world many belief in the big bang theory where the entire universe is condensed to either singularity (so small it has no size) or newer theories to a size of a person. To try and get your head around that remember it takes sunlight about 8.3 minutes to reach us from the sun, now picture how far the speed of light can travel in a year, now the universe is so huge it is hypothesized that light could travel for 93 billion years and still not cross the universe. How could that been condensed so small

Also the universe has no center and no edge.

At the start of the big bang the four forces of nature, gravity, electromagnetic, strong and weak nuclear had to be balanced perfectly just to allow molecules, elements and planets to form. What a nice coincidence right? How fortunate for us! And if there was no God the world didn't need a big bang it could have stayed a massless point forever.

How about when life formed on earth. Why would these random chemical reactions have the need to form DNA?

There is much more crazy stuff but that's enough for now. I believe in God

Didn't even get into some of the crazy quantum stuff. Entanglement? Particle what Einstein called spooky action from a distance.

God has always existed. He created the heavens & the earth which also includes the 4 dimensions (time being the 4th dimension) for the physical world that we live in.

Remember, the marking of time is irrelevant to God because He transcends it. He is immortal, He lives outside of time. Time was created for all the living things on earth.

We are the center of His creation. The sun, moon & the stars rotate around us. The Earth is flat & stationary.

Yeah, and what was before that? Theoretical physicists have no answers!

The question about whether there is a God or not is the most important question that everyone must answer.

And thinking one is ignoring the question, is actually answering it.

No question is more important in your life.

But which god, as choosing wrong likely wouldn't lead to any more positive result than atheism.

You left out protons which by convention have a positive charge. What is the distinction between the charge of a proton and that of a negatively charged electron?

I disagree. It’s a yes or no question over which you have no power and how would the existence or non-existence of a deity change how you live your life? We should all be trying to be good people either way.

Two up quarks and one down quark in a proton yields a positive charge

The argument for the existence of God is that a watch infers a watchmaker.

Of course, this begs the question “Who made the watchmaker?”

Damned if I know.😂

The question more accurately should be "do I believe in God". And I disagree with your post. It's not a yes or no question. Belief in God can be on a continuum. Some are fervent believers and some might say they believe but don't pray or otherwise act as if the believe and others are agnostic and some just don't believe at all.

And how you answer that question could be very important. If there is a God to help and guide you and you never pray or seek a relationship with him that would be sad.

If there is no God and you spend a life praying to no one that is real, that would be sad too.

I agree with the previous poster. It is important.

I find that when something doesn’t make sense scientifically, a mysterious force is the answer.

Positively charged Protons by all rights should repel each other in the nucleus. To explain this apparent contradiction, enter the “Strong Force,,” which conveniently doesn’t affect electrons.

Both Biden and trump were around long before the big bang.

Water doesn’t mix with oil because oil is nonpolar and water is polar.

So why do fat molecules stick together as they have the same charge and should repel each other?

Enter “London Forces.”

So why don’t these London Forces hold Oil and Water together?

Um?

Interesting link. I agree with parts. Outside of this universe there is no space or time and even causal relationships are not as we understand them.

But I disagree with the reference to parts of the Trinity communicating and planning. That conflicts with the first part of your link and implies a timeline and causality. Plus it seems like a human but ridiculous way to see God

There is much in the Bible that I don't believe. The books included in the Bible have changed. Are the books that have been taken out of the Bible no longer true? The Bible passages often reflect the needs and wants of the person writing the passage. Somewhat interesting that the people writing the Old Testament were written to be the favored and chosen ones over all others. I guess God was playing favorites?

At least in the New Testament you have different people describing the same event.