How the universe began – the moment of creation
'God and the Big Bang' #01
What's in the series? Next in this series: The Evidence
God and the Big Bang video #1: In the Beginning - the universe had a definite moment of creation, and was carefully adjusted (fine tuned) to make human life possible.
Many people think that science and faith tell conflicting stories about how the universe began. But the scientific picture is of a definite moment of creation in a vast cosmic explosion (the 'Big Bang'), which had to be carefully adjusted for human life to be possible. Far from conflicting, the scientific picture points towards a supernatural creator God.
‘God and the Big Bang’ is a series of eight videos exploring how the Big Bang fits in with belief in a creator.
This series of videos features astronomers and physicists who accept the scientific account of the Big Bang, and who also believe in a God who created us:
Dr. Peter Bussey is a particle physicist working on the search for the Higgs Boson; Gerald Gabrielse is Leverett Professor of Physics at Harvard University; Owen Gingerich is emeritus Professor of Astronomy and History of Science at Harvard University; Dr. Nick Saunders is a theologian and physicist who designed some of the instruments on the Large Hadron Collider; Dr. Jennifer Wiseman is Senior Project Scientist on the Hubble Space Telescope.
