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The Creation
How did the universe begin? According to Genesis, God created the world in six days. According to science, the universe was born about 15 billion years ago in a moment of cataclysmic creation - the Big Bang. But this theory leaves open the question: how did the bang happen in the first place? It is here that science has seemed to leave room for God - at least in the role of lighting the blue touch paper. But very recently some scientists have claimed that they can answer the ultimate question - how the universe appeared all on its own, out of nothing. Is this true?
Narrator Eugene Fraser Everyman editor DANIEL WOLF Producer MAX WHTTBY (R)

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Eugene Fraser
Source: Radio Times

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