Believe in God in 5 Minutes (Scientific Proof)

MIT Physicist Dr. Gerald Schroeder offers proof god exists and explains how, as a scientist, he believes in god. Schroeder explores scientific proof of god using the Big Bang theory and quantum theory.

Dr. Schroeder is a scientist with over thirty years of experience in research and teaching. He earned his Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate degrees all at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with his doctorate thesis being under the supervision of physics professor Robley D. Evans. This was followed by five years on the staff of the MIT physics department prior to moving to Israel, where he joined the Weizmann Institute of Science and then the Volcani Research Institute, while also having a laboratory at The Hebrew University. His Doctorate is in two fields: Earth sciences and physics.

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[CosakiCulture]

God doesn't write in Letters, he writes in Math.

[intox]

Except the Big Bang wasn't really the creation of the Universe, it was merely the expansion of it. All the energy was already there - the Big Bang just sort of stretched it out.

[getinthevanihavecandy]

I love how there's people in the comments that think they're smarter than this guy too. Lol

[wegener]

As he said this scientifically proves the "God of the Bible".  So since it is the biblical God please explain scientifically why it took him six days to create the universe?

[cube-nite]

I want to believe in God but I wanna ask. If God just was there, he didn't get made, then why couldn't the universe have "just been made?"

[anotherwayplease]

God of Gaps. As usually. "I don't know, therefore - God!" :)

[Sloppy_McFloppy]

So, if everything was created in "6 days" then
what were these days based off of if the sun was not created until (what was it? the 3rd day?) How was there a day/night cycle without the sun yet?

[angelmanuelvilar]

I wonder which of the gods he is talking about...just curious. Oh yeah so sorry... the bible god!!of course!!! silly me!!

[MaxElkin]

How can something predate the big bang? Time itself began at the big bang. Any notion of before or after cannot be said about a timeless time.

[DayZJ]

To create a universe you must exist outside it.

[iamagodlover]

When God said, "Let there be Light." That was the Big Bang. <3

[That_One_Kobold]

And where did god come? From nothing to create something from nothing?

[roland]

I'd love to see a debate between Dr. Gerald Schroeder and Lawrence Krauss. That would be fun.

[alyrajwani]

even if you accept literally everything he says in this video, you still don't reach the conclusion that god exists. you get that the universe has something that created it. you don't know if its a being, you don't know if there are multiple somethings which created the universe, and you certainly don't know that what created the universe was your very specific version of god which you only believe in because of your upbringing and what region of the world you were born in.

[human]

Imagine having researched this for so long and still not having any proof or basic research and instead just saying:
"Well something should have started it"

[emirhodzic]

This has so many dislikes, just because it has a different premise than the mainstream atheistic view. Nice video :)

[NomadUrpagi]

Came here to Lol at theists. Wasn't disappointed.

[coopertroy]

i wouldn't say this proves the biblical god. it proves that a non-physical force or consciousness may have created the physical universe from nothing. it doesn't prove that the god described in the bible is actually the force behind this creation. just because the bible says god created the world from nothing doesn't mean that everything that follows, including all the disgusting atrocities carried out by this god, are factual in any way.

[miked]

Misinterpretation of science.
The bible says there was a beginning and from our current understanding of science, there was also a beginning to our universe; therefore, science proves the bible.
That's essentially the definition of pseudoscience there.

[Tsugua]

This is all well and good, but i feel like the typical understanding of the abrahamic god as described in the bible etc. has a few more attributes than the ones you listed. To me this seems like you are moving the goalposts so to speak.