our universe was made by a powerful Intelligence who exists outside our universe, and in whose...

our universe was made by a powerful Intelligence who exists outside our universe, and in whose image we are made. explain, with reference to James Gardner’s Biocosm hypothesis.

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James Gardner’s Biocosm hypothesis proposes that remarkable qualities that our universe can be explained as incidental consequences of a cosmic replication cycle in which in which a cosmologically extended biosphere provides a means for the cosmos to produce one or more universe.

This hypothesis presents a new theory of cosmos formation in which he believed that our universe was not made by accidentally but to make by powerful intelligence. Ancient religions and philosophies called it God or creator. The newton’s theory also proposed that our universe cannot run by co-incidentally so that we started to believe in God or super natural power.

In my opinion, the Big-bang theory is not able to define the origin of universe so that we need to think beyond the scientific theory. The universe is autonomous and we may believe that someone outside the universe running it with systematic way. Who created or running the universe is a question which is beyond our imagination.

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