The “big bang” is a fairy tale about how the universe came into existence that is more fitting in the pages of Tolkien’s “Silmarillion” than a science textbook. The theory proposes that billions of years ago the universe began in a tiny, immeasurably hot and dense point called a singularity, which supposedly contained all the mass and energy that would become everything we see today, as well as “space” itself.  According to the theory,  the singularity rapidly swelled, dispersing all of the energy and space. While this story of origins is entirely fictional, unfortunately many people, even some Christians, believe that it is an accurate explanation of the beginning of the universe.  The most disturbing aspect of all this, however, is the fact that Christians who accept the big bang are missing its clearly atheistic roots. As solar astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle put it, “They (meaning Christians who believe in the big bang) have chosen to reinterpret the plain teaching of Scripture

       Atheists, Gnostics, and the devil alike share one goal–To keep you from experiencing the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ. And this often leads them to invent wild and outrageous theories to get you to doubt what the Bible says is true. One such theory concerning the resurrection is the SWOON THEORY. The swoon theory is the idea that Jesus Christ did not really die at His crucifixion but was merely unconscious when He was laid in the tomb, and there He was revived from unconsciousness.        W hat are the implications if this theory were true? Would it even be possible for a man to survive the cross? And if, indeed, the swoon theory can be proved or disproved, what does it matter to us? I will give you all the answers to these questions and more. Now, first we will start with the medical evidence. And if the medical evidence does not convince you, then probably nothing will. A Roman crucifixion was one of the most brutal ways of execution ever invented. An ancient eastern t