Is the Big Bang Theory in Trouble? | Hugh Ross

In this thought-provoking talk, Dr. Hugh Ross addresses whether the groundbreaking discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope challenge the Big Bang theory. Drawing on his expertise in astronomy, Dr. Ross revisits past debates about quasar observations that once questioned the Big Bang, only to reinforce its validity over time. Now, with new data emerging from the James Webb Telescope, similar doubts are surfacing, particularly regarding early galaxies, supermassive black holes, and the first generation of stars.

Are these discoveries signs of a cosmic mystery, or do they affirm the biblical predictions of a beginning that aligns with the expansion of the universe? Join us as we explore what cutting-edge astronomy tells us about God’s creation and how science continues to reveal the truth of Scripture.

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[earldowningproject]

Hugh Ross has had a fantastic influence on me. Having said this, this is good to listen to if you can't sleep.

[daric_]

A six-hour defense with nearly two-hour deliberation among the committee...mine was probably a couple hours or so with a half-hour deliberation. That must have been exhausting.

[carolspencer]

Good morning Reasons to Believe and Hugh
Super interesting.
Thank you for your many decades of work.
Truly grateful for our universe and all we have still to discover.
💜

[lostinthought]

The eternal truth or existence of God does not rely on the speculation surrounding the Big Bang. Never will.

[KurtCochran-wl]

I believe in four big bangs. LET THERE BE LIGHT!

[rebanelson]

Wonderful lecture. So much is happening and I appreciate Dr. Ross's insights.

[williambillycraig]

It was a great show, but we still have Young Sheldon, so that is good.

[earleneschmitt]

Dr Ross, in terms of the cosmological principle, how can we account for the big ring(1.3 bill Ly), clowes campusano(2 bill Ly), and others go beyond 1 bill Ly?

[ronjones]

Every 15 seconds I have to ask “ok, how do you know that?”

[davidrichards]

How many people have sufficient background to understand these ideas?

[KurtCochran-wl]

If redshift is going away and blueshift is coming to us is greenshift across our path?

[andrettanylund]

If the big bang is proved wrong how would that effect the Bible and Christianity

[waynesimpson]

Jeremiah 51:15 KJV

[15] He hath made the earth by his power, he hath established the world by his wisdom, and hath stretched out the heaven by his understanding. 


I don't buy the whole big bang model that creationist support that says the God over a billion years expanding an finite point into what we have now called the universe.


The God of the Hebrews is much too powerful to be limited to a naturalist ideology about how the universe began. 

It was the secular atheist scientist in the 1900s that needed a infinate decimal point and whole lot of time to have a chance at a uncreated beginning not thiest.


I agree with what Jeremiah is saying here that God stretched out the heavens or universe by His understanding something mere mortals struggle to comprehend.

 That's why no one has seen with an observable eye a galaxy or a planet forming in any capacity.

 what they keep on seeing are fully formed planets and galaxies where every they look.

[therick]

I think it’s important to discuss these things. It’s also important to establish some basics-so please creationists

What was the Big Bang?

[KurtCochran-wl]

If God wants to make a bunch of universes he doesn't need my permission.

[KurtCochran-wl]

If God wants to make a multiverse with a bunch of universes in it her doesn't need my permission.

[jerrybowen]

Very interesting! Acc to e-universe plasma cosmology quasars appear to occur within energy flow filaments and the longitude lines up with the filaments. I have no clue, obviously.

[andrettanylund]

Does that mean they were there before the big bang?

[TIMEPHYSICS]

Google "The physics of the day of judgment"

[KurtCochran-wl]

I believe the universe is is spherical with a body of water outside of it. I call the body of water the multiverse and the Bible calls it the firmament.