Big Bang, by the way, is now no longer a theory, but more a bunch of facts. Do you have problems with that?

Also, as you (and educated everyone else on this forum) know all things in universe go by themselves (by natural laws which are mathematical laws), and those laws were not created by someone - they come from basic mathematical symmetries (of space, time, motion, etc).

Therefore, there is simply no room nor need for God(s), Santa clauses, demons, etc.

Of course, anyone has freedom to keep beliving in non-existing Santa Clauses, God(s), Allah(s), angels, ghosts, Christ(s), good or bad dwarfs, bad or good lucks, astrology, supreme beings, and other superstitions. Especially if someone does not know how universe works.(He just have no choice). After all, belief in superstitions it is one of the greatest fundamental freedoms and is constitutionally protected. A lot of buisnesses rely on it and may even be out of business if people become more educated. Those buisnesses need to be protected.

• Big bangs are agreeably the most logical explanation so far - philosofir - October 28, 2001 - 18:09 UTC