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Today we get a chance to fill in some blanks, perhaps, on the Big Bang. How has the Big Bang

held up over the years and have some recent discoveries by the web telescope?

Undermind Big Bang Cosmology. We're going to discuss that with Dr. Craig today.

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Build this article by Jeff Zwerink. He's got his BS in Physics and a PhD in Astrophysics

with a focus on gamma rays from Iowa State. He also is with Reasons to Believe.

He gives us a chance to brush up on our Big Bang and he writes in this article,

The James Webb Space Telescope. The amazing clarity of this new telescope will help scientists

better understand how the universe developed from the Big Bang until now. However, one claim based

on some of the early images generated controversy and quite a bit of publicity, specifically physicist

and science writer Eric Learner argued that the web telescope shows the Big Bang didn't happen.

And this isn't the first time Learner who has disputed the Big Bang. Are you familiar with him, Bill?

Only secondarily Kevin, I mean to tell the truth, he is such a marginal figure that I don't think

it's worth spending a valuable time on. The article continues,

Eric Learner's claim is nothing new. In fact, he articulated his claim 30 years ago,

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