Rogue Cardinal
Devil's Advocate
Gravity.....there is no reason to not believe that when things were originally set into motion that they didn't have some sort of rotation. throw a ball and it rotates from the first movement. I think you are also looking at initial object with a bit much singularity. You have to look at galaxies as a group of things moving together and affecting each other and yet all moving further and further away from the beginning.Okay Tumbleweed....
Speculation is what to you? Eye witness account I suppose.
We all look up at one time or another.
We know the entire universe is moving.....and not in straight lines.
Science would have you believe, that reversing all of the movement results in a singularity.
At the moment of expansion....
The singularity is rotating...or it isn't.
If not...the result would be an ever increasing hollow explosion.
No rotation.
If rotation is present...the result would be what you see over head.
At the point of singularity...."what" induced the rotation?
For a singularity to be truly singular...secondary points are not allowed.
Geometry, as we know it cannot exist.
But "something" initiated the movement....the big bang.
If not..... the singularity would remain at rest.
( a law of motion)
"Something" got it started.....with rotation.
I call Him the Almighty.
Also the things within those galaxies are getting ever so slightly closer to each other all the time.....thanks to gravity. The tides on this planet move due to gravity. The gravity of the sun affects all the planets within our solar system.
Just because you can't fathom what set something in motion doesn't mean you have to automatically assume God did.