Current Events > Do you think God was the human intuition of the concept of a white hole?

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That started the Big Bang. Information was sent out but nothing can get in. Sounds like God to me.

I am willing to entertain the notion of a panentheistic God, one who is immanent (present) within the cosmos, of the same substance.

E=mc^2 tells us that even a small amount of matter equates to a gargantuan amount of energy. Conversely, it takes a huge amount of energy to generate an iota of mass.

Now think about the Big Bang, a singularity at which all matter in the universe was condensed into a single infinitesimal point.

Imagine the energy equivalence of all that mass, according to E=mc^2. It's incomprehensible. To our minds, it may as well be infinite.

Perhaps God existed as pure energy, and "sacrificed" himself by converting his boundless energy into the material universe.

Science seems to suggest an eternal universe and quantum mechanics explains omnipresence.

But no, not really.