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Originally Posted by bbyrd009
There is evidence that it doesn't go against ancient Hindu Philosophy
"Nay, not merely had the ancient Hindus exalted ideas of the natural perfections of God, but there is evidence that they were well aware of the gracious character of God..."
The Two Babylons Hislop, italics his.
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What is the evidence that you're referring to?
I've heard some offer the idea of an "oscillating universe" (Big Bang-Leads-to-Big Crunch-which-leads-to-another-Big Bang, and so on) as a way of reconciling modern cosmology with the Vedic scriptures, but Hoyle and Wickramasinghe both rejected the idea. For them, it was the "Steady State" all the way. Before he died, Sir Fred did offer an incomplete cosmology where the universe was ever expanding and was infinitely large - though this came up short when
Olber's Paradox is applied.
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