Iacchus said:
No, I think the term you may be referring to here is "spoonfed."
You and your fellow mystics are so proud of saying you think "outside the box", as if merely freely thinking up ideas that are unorthodox makes them truer. It's the same fallacious way of thinking that leads theists to think that, because their ideas have been around forever, they are necessarily truer.
Iacchus said:
Yes, analogy and conjecture. So what? How else are we supposed to understand (and/or explain) something, if we don't begin with that which we are most familiar?
Circular reasoning is NOT conjecture. I've actually EXPLAINED to you what circular means in the past. Have you even READ anything people have told you ?
Conjecturing is basically imagining a possible explanation that we cannot, yet, conclusively prove. Circular reasoning is using your conclusion as a form of evidence to prove
your conclusion. That doesn't make sense.. and ... please bear with me... I'm going to give you an example.
Tomorrow, I could very well write a book about the Flying Spaghetti Monster and claim that it was divinely inspired. Understandably, you ask how I can prove that the FSM exists and inspired my book, to which I answer: "The book says so."
That's circular.
Iacchus said:
No, it does not fail. The only thing it does not tell us is what, in conjunction with the information (or script) that tells it how to behave, laid the egg?
Okay, then. Let's refine that analogy. Your egg was never laid. It simply formed from pure chaos and cracked open to produce the chicken. Time and space also emerged with that chicken, as did dimension.
You don't agree that there's something very fundamentally missing with the Big Bang theory? There are many of us who would beg to differ.
What's missing from it is some sort of spiritual element that would make you feel better.
NEWSFLASH
The universe DOESN'T CARE ABOUT YOUR PSYCHOLOGICAL COMFORT.