I ask if the existence of a universe, preceding the Big Bang, lapped by supersimmetric natural laws. is conceivable (Garden of Eden). I ask if the Big Bang is consequent to the breakdown of this "supersimmetry". I ask if it is possible that the man, already present in the primordial universe, appeared on earth, after billions of years of evolution of the current universe, after a long evolutionary process.
I've tackled this from a different perspective in the attached, and Yes I think it is possible to make a case that scientific theory and observation are consistent with at least one of the faiths.
Preprint The improbability of atheism: How the consequences of being ...
It is often said that faith and science deal with two distinct fields, one relating to spiritual issues, the other relating to the understanding of nature. However, I think there is a common ground of investigation. The sacred scriptures describe facts that can be related to scientific theories. The problem so far has been represented by the difficulty of finding coherence between the two types of research. I think that a theoretical and experimental framework will now emerge that will determine the complete coincidence between scientific results and the contents of the sacred texts. Personally, I am convinced of the possibility of arguing the reliability of the Intelligent Project precisely with the tools of the scientific method and a possible answer to the problem is also underlined in the question I asked.
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