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Who Created the Big Bang According to Jainism?
Asked as: “as Per jainsism who created the big bang?”
Quick Answer
According to Jainism, the universe is eternal and uncreated; it has no beginning or end. Jain philosophy does not accept the concept of a creator God or a singular event like the Big Bang as the origin of the universe. Instead, the universe operates according to its own cosmic principles and natural laws, without a divine creator.
Detailed Answer
According to Jainism, the universe is eternal and uncreated; it has no beginning or end. Jain philosophy does not accept the concept of a creator God or a singular event like the Big Bang as the origin of the universe. Instead, the universe operates according to its own cosmic principles and natural laws, without a divine creator.
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