No Big Bang means that all of creation is not the result of some unexplained mass going critcal and magically evolving into all of the complexity and wonder we see around us.
Alledgedly with no plan or higher purpose.
The "Big Bang" is simply a charade to give the godless a point of departure.
No, it means that this universe is a result of something much more grand. It is the result of a God who can step outside the Universe, design the rules, and make it all happen.
Alledgedly with no plan or higher purpose.
Please link where this is alleged (or alledged). Because Science is silent on God, it doesn't mean it doesn't believe in God. It is just that God' purpose is not part of the scientific review. Science doesn't insinuate itself onto theology. Why does theology think it is qualified to insinuate itself into science?
The "Big Bang" is simply a charade to give the godless a point of departure.
For the theological tinfoil hats, perhaps. The "Big Bang" is a theory of the origins of the Universe, based on observed evidence. Or do you disbelieve the red shift and other scientific observations that point at a single-point start?
The fact you have commented on this suggests to me you are well-read in the Big Bang Theory, including its corollary theorem, such as the Expanding Universe, the nature of time and how it changes under pressure, etc. Right?
I mean, there is no way someone would post on this extremely complex subject without having at least a passing knowledge of what they are posting about.