Don’t forget, we’re still on the subject of the so-called Big Bang. My last blog analyzed The First Law of Thermodynamics. Now let’s continue to The Second Law of Thermodynamics – It is the law of increasing Entropy. Entropy? What’s that? With the First Law, all the quantity of matter remains the same, but with this Second Law the QUALITY of that matter/energy deteriorates gradually over time. You may say that Entropy is equal to deterioration or increasing disorganization and order. Want me to express it REALLY simply? Everything, left alone, will deteriorate or run down over time. So you can express it in scientific terms, Entropy is defined as a measure of unusable (used up) energy within a closed or isolated system (our universe in this case). Simple examples: Left alone, your bike will rust, or your house will fall into disrepair. The more the Entropy the less the organization. (remind you of your son’s or daughter’s bedroom?). The more usable energy that is irretrievably lost (in a closed or isolated system), the more disorganization, randomness and chaos increase.
I could not put it better than a quote from “All About Science”:
The implications of the Second Law of Thermodynamics are considerable. The universe is constantly losing usable energy and never gaining. We logically conclude the universe is not eternal. The universe had a finite beginning -- the moment at which it was at "zero entropy" (its most ordered possible state). Like a wind-up clock, the universe is winding down, as if at one point it was fully wound up and has been winding down ever since. The question is who wound up the clock?
The theological implications are obvious. NASA Astronomer Robert Jastrow commented on these implications when he said, "Theologians generally are delighted with the proof that the universe had a beginning, but astronomers are curiously upset. It turns out that the scientist behaves the way the rest of us do when our beliefs are in conflict with the evidence." (Robert Jastrow, God and the Astronomers, 1978, p. 16.)
Jastrow went on to say, "For the scientist who has lived by his faith in the power of reason, the story ends like a bad dream. He has scaled the mountains of ignorance; he is about to conquer the highest peak; as he pulls himself over the final rock, he is greeted by a band of theologians who have been sitting there for centuries." (God and the Astronomers, p. 116.) It seems the Cosmic Egg that was the birth of our universe logically requires a Cosmic Chicken...[referring to God]
What is our conclusion here? That first, a cosmic egg with its Big Bang, is scientifically impossible, AND that it is scientifically impossible for a Big Bang explosion to expand causing a huge organization of galaxies, stars, our universe, our earth and its subsequent life.
Let me impress upon you the fact that the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics were simply discovered by scientists. The Laws themselves are governing principles that have, and continue to control our physical universe and were established by an all knowing and all wise God.
This, my friend is the SECOND NAIL in the coffin of the Big Bang. Put it in the ground. Bury it. Case closed.
What is our FINAL conclusion? The Big Bang didn’t and couldn’t have happened! Well, you say, “The universe obviously originally started somehow and is obviously here now . . . then where did the universe come from?” The ONLY alternative is that an all powerful, all knowing, all wise God CREATED IT. Yes God exists and is in control of everything – you included. He wants you to know Him, have a close relationship with Him, obey Him and finally be with Him eternally in Heaven – all through His Son Jesus Christ. Read my Blog “It’s Your Choice – Each One Is Eternal”, then pray and ask Jesus Christ into your heart as your Savior and Lord.