> ...theories like the Big Bang are not incompatible with a creator. First there was energy-mass, in one place. The laws of thermodynamics do not allow such a

> ...theories like the Big Bang are not incompatible with a creator. First there was energy-mass, in one place. The laws of thermodynamics do not allow such an energy-mass. The energy-mass is at equilibrium. Then the energy-mass is not at equilibrium, and it explodes outward, creating the mass-mass and energy-energy that we know. Now there are laws, such as the laws of thermodynamics, that will not allow such an energy-mass to exist. Where did the laws come from? An external source certainly. We know this because the energy-mass was at rest, not exploding; no laws. Now there are laws suddenly. Laws don't make themselves. It takes external force to create a law. What was that external law-creating force? I believe it was God with a big G. I have no proof except the very laws of the universe that were put into motion when the energy-mass exploded.