"The Big Bang: More Theist than Atheist?"

In the modern West, science often reigns supreme, sidelining theological discussions as passé relics. The intriguing piece on The Blaze challenges this narrative, arguing that the Big Bang, that colossal bazooka of cosmic inception, more so whispers divine orchestration than mere chance. Beyond scientific jargon, the universe's precise balance—gravity, cosmological constants, and nuclear forces—screams design. It begs the question: did an omnipotent being decide to sprinkle life onto a cosmic roulette wheel? Could Ludwig be onto something transcendental?