Subduction Zone
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Cosmological theories are formulated by scientists, and theories by definition, are the unproven hypothesis, suppositions, and opinions of those scientists, who, like Hawking are prone to change their minds, leaving those who believed by faith alone, the original theory of those particular scientists, standing out on a shaky limb.
There are as many, if not more scientific theories as to the origin of our universe, as there are differing religious bodies, such as Christianity, Hindu, Abrahamic, Muslim, etc.
Here is but one of many theories as to the creation of our three dimensional universe. This one is by Niayesh Afshordi, an astrophysicist with Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Canada, who proposes that our three-dimensional universe floats as a membrane in a “bulk universe” that has four dimensions and that the “Bulk Universe” has four dimensional stars, which go through the same life cycles as our three dimensional stars.
The most massive ones explode as supernovae, and their central core collapses into a black hole, like in our universe---only in four dimension. The four dimensional black hole has its own four dimensional “Event Horizon,” the boundary between the inside and the outside of a black hole.
In a three dimensional universe, the event horizon appears to be two dimensional. In a four dimensional universe, it appears to be three dimensional. The four dimensional black hole, then blows apart, with the leftover material forming a three dimensional membrane surrounding a three dimensional event horizon, which expands---and is essentially our universe.
So, according to the theory proposed by Niayesh Afshordi, our universe is the vomited-up guts of a fourth dimensional black hole. The expansion of the event horizon explains our universe's expansion; the fact that its creation stems from another 4D universe explains the weird temperature uniformity.
If I were forced to choose between the theory of Afshordi, or that of Hawking, who believes that the energy from which this universe was created, spontaneously appeared out of nothingness, I know which one I would choose.
So many errors. You do not seem to understand what a scientific theory is. A scientific theory is a testable idea that explains a wide body of observations and is supported by evidence. There are very few scientific theories on the start of the universe. You are mixing in speculation and WAG's (onager guesses to avoid the censor bot) with scientific theories. Many creationists make this error because their ideas do not even tend to qualify as WAG's. The idea that a theory must be testable or falsifiable is perhaps one of the strongest ideas man has ever come up with. If one's idea cannot be tested it is not worth much in the world of science.
And without links to your sources it is hard to say how wrong you got the idea that the man was trying to put across, nor do I feel like doing your homework for you. Arguing against the sciences using a strawman only convinces others that have no education in the area.