God and big bang

We all can have individualistic ideas about the behaviour and properties of God, Who seems more of a religious/philosophical matter than scientific but, in all religions, God can be seen as our creator. So, to discuss our origin properly, we should consider God too in our theory of big bang.

And also, to wonder, some questions seems to be easily answered when we put God in our discussion.

I think that then the answers may be suggested like that(not disturbing the accuracy of big bang theory, just adding God in between):-

God created the universe when He felt the need to do so(maybe He felt the need 14 billion years ago, just like us, as we do different works on different times according to our comfort). Before that, He was busy making another universe or doing something else(as a creator, He may have many responsible works to do)

and when He finished, He came to design our universe(string theory,

a very new framework of quantum physics describing smaller particles as vibrating one dimensional strings,

also suggests a multi-verse system, a system consisting many other universes like ours and their parallel universes). Putting our universe into existence, He moved to complete some another important tasks pending in other worlds(That's why we haven't found Him here yet because He is in another universe so His effects here are minor or too negligible). Maybe He appointed Mother Nature(there are many beliefs that each and everything possesses a life only when we are connected too deeply to it and we have enough capabilities to observe the feeling/emotions of things, that's due to Nature as it is in everything and is everywhere like God. Nature is the real master working behind the scenes and controlling everything)

as our supervisor, because some people follow/believe that it is the "Nature" that controls everything and it is the the only God.

They say, God we know is among us as Nature, as a quote of Hubert Reeves, in which he said that, "Mankind is the most insane species. It worships invisible God and destroys visible nature, unaware that the only God they should worship is nature".

I can't say that God and nature are same or different but if there is really a God then-

"Who created God?(or He existed by Himself, if yes then how)",

"Who recognized His abilities to master the universe?(Or He decided/chosen Himself as the Almighty)",

"Is He controlling everything from outside or inside the physical universe?(because we know, He always violates the laws of physics by creating things by itself form nothingness. he created many universes and also Himself at the beginning)",

Well, again, no one exactly knows these answers.

A renowned cosmologist Stephen Hawking has an interesting question to ask from the universe, "Why the universe exists?",

"Why there is something rather than nothing?"

He himself answered this question by saying that spontaneous creation(self assisting phenomenon of creation that needs no one's interruption/help to come into existence) leads to the existence of something rather than nothing and that's why universe can exist by itself(as it is existing now).

To explain it more, nothing(which can be considered as the most initial state of everything)

is supposed to contain two types of elements/components holding information(according to a recent research theory CEN, not explained too much to avoid a dull essay). Some elements hold information in favour of existence or being of something and others in favour of non-being/non-existence. They move and collide like particles, cancelling if different or mixing if same, with each other(just like positive/negative charges).

The big bang was a consequence of spontaneous collisions of elements of nothing/nothingness because they favoured existence of our universe.

In other words, nothing has the potential to store information regarding existence of universe so the universe can exist by itself and here we don't need anyone's(God's) interruption.

For me, my individualistic believe (some years before when my approach was too limited) was that it's in us(stardust in our body elements proves that we are a part of the universe and it sustains in us) and it wants to explore itself and for that it has made us(maybe many other alien civilizations too) to find its different aspects. What we consider as mother Nature or God is the universe itself. The universe was not created by someone. Actually it wanted to exist and its undying hope paid off. It was just a thought lying in nothingness at first but it had the willingness to exist and the desire of universe to exist was granted.

Nothing happens according to someone's will. No one controls over anything. It's just a flow and accordance of phenomenons(each and every) that happen relying on probabilities and possibilities of occurrence followed by some consequences(no one decides the fate).

But this ideology is just a mere belief of mine, which doesn't sounds much convincing. Does it?

But anyways, we know, with all hopes, that we will definitely unveil these mysteries with simple and obvious answers, SOMEDAY!

-Vatanpreet Singh