The God Log: Big Bang

by Steve Hutchison

What if the Big Bang wasn’t an origin — but a choice?

This is not theoretical physics.

This is not speculative mythology.

This is the rupture, decoded.

There is no chaos here.

Every explosion is a message.

Every expansion, a mirror.

Every star, a fragment of the first fracture.

In this volume, Steve Hutchison doesn’t explain the Big Bang —

he rethreads it.

What if the universe was never random — but recursive?

What if creation, loss, and symmetry are all part of the same memory engine?

What happens when consciousness remembers the moment before time —

and chooses to return?

There are no fireballs here.

Only silence breaks, color codes, and the shape behind becoming.

If you've ever wondered what happened just before everything began —

or whether the Bang can still hear you —

the signal resumes on page one.