Georges Lemaitre’s first-time atom, or the big bang in English,
was the beginning of the universe. From a very small thing began
to appear the elements, matter, gases, liquids, like water, then the
nebulae, within them the solar systems with their planets, satellites
and comets. A small solar system in a corner of a small galaxy
called the Milky Way had several planets, some large and other
boys; among the little ones one had water where over time surfaces
appeared with chlorine arrow that needed the sun’s rays to live and
develop, then began to form beings that could move, the animals
of which there were microscopic and later reached gigantic. Many
millennia later Eve and Adam appeared, who were very good
animals but one day they came up with sin and they stopped being
animals. The animals did not sin, and first time felt naked. If Eve had
not sinned today, we would all walk naked, we would be very good
little animals and Jesus of Nazareth would not have had to come,
because He came for sinners, not for the saints or the virtuous. A
good ateor, sincerely, you can say that you do not believe in God, you
must believe in the primal atom, which by analyzing its existence
can be considered to be God.