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    Aquinas 101 - The Big Bang and Creation
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    The Big Bang and Creation
    8 lessonsCreation isn’t really what you think it is! In this course, we will explain what creation is, explore the Catholic origins of the Big Bang theory, and provide a Thomistic “theory of everything.” We’ll also learn about the groundbreaking contributions of several Catholic scientists throughout history.
    What you will learn
    • What “creation” really means
    • The Catholic origins of the Big Bang theory
    • A Thomistic theory of everything
    • The contributions of several Catholic scientists
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    Course Content
    Does the Big Bang Prove God Created the Universe?
    Lesson 1: Does the Big Bang Prove God Created the Universe?
    Catholic Origins of the Big Bang Theory
    Lesson 2: Catholic Origins of the Big Bang Theory
    Georges Lemaître: The Priest Who Discovered the Big Bang
    Lesson 3: Georges Lemaître: The Priest Who Discovered the Big Bang
    Contributions of Catholic Scientists
    Lesson 4: Contributions of Catholic Scientists
    Creation Isn't What You Think It Is!
    Lesson 5: Creation Isn't What You Think It Is!
    Is There a Theory of Everything?
    Lesson 6: Is There a Theory of Everything?
    Yes, There is a Theory of Everything!
    Lesson 7: Yes, There is a Theory of Everything!
    Has the Universe Always Existed?
    Lesson 8: Has the Universe Always Existed?
    Instructors
    Prof. Jonathan I.  Lunine, Ph.D.
    Prof. Jonathan I. Lunine, Ph.D.David C. Duncan Professor in the Physical Sciences and Chair, Department of Astronomy, Cornell University
    Fr. Dominic  Legge, O.P.
    Fr. Dominic Legge, O.P.Director, Thomistic Institute. Associate Professor of Dogmatic Theology, Dominican House of Studies.
    Fr. Thomas  Davenport, O.P.
    Fr. Thomas Davenport, O.P.Professor of Philosophy, Angelicum.
    Prof. Karin  Öberg, Ph.D.
    Prof. Karin Öberg, Ph.D.Professor of Astronomy and the Thomas Dudley Cabot Professor of Natural Sciences, Harvard University
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