@Drnaline,
Drnaline;19113 wrote:Caused or uncaused/cause?
Caused but possibly both
The theory is based around what we know about a black hole
What is currently known is that when a star dies it implodes, and the vacuum that it creates draws in all around it, it's gravity is so great not even light can escape. The gravity it generates can take entire planets an compress them into the size of a grain of salt. The sheer power of a black hole is nearly beyond the scope of our current logic to fully understand.
But what's the saying? "What goes up must come down".
My theory (although we've yet to witness it, but bare in mind we've only been able to confirm the existence of black holes for a little under 30 years) is that there is a capacity, a finite amount, for how much matter a black hole can cram into itself. It builds and builds until it reaches a size where even it's own tremendous gravity cannot hold it together, and in one amazing moment it comes undone.
The event that would create could be called a big bang.
The theory explains Black Holes, I simply refuse to believe these things can go on eating matter infinitely. The cycle theory (our sun will eventually die and become a black hole itself) also resembles natural laws about life cycles in ecosystems we know to be fact. It's very harmonious, even on a large scale.
As to whether is was the active hand of a sentient God or the natural bi-product of the existence he has created we cannot know, but I would think our universe must have been created as our reality deals with finite numbers and you cannot generate something from nothing.