[Knitting A Conundrum]

Does to me...I see science as the description of how God did it, not as a philosophical end to things.

No problem with the big bang, unless you think it's a random event...and that is a philosophical pov, not a fact.

The facts may say X happened. The facts can tell you how X happened, and what led up to X happening, but not the why of why the chain of events began in the first place.

Problem comes when one begins to worship the process instead of the Initiator...IMHO....

[Monkey Face]

But if one subscribes to the Big Bang, one has to think of explosions, and those are not orderly but chaotic.

Problem comes when one begins to worship the process instead of the Initiator...

Agreed.

How was your trip to Boise? (Hold that thought! I have to head for the laundry room. It will be about 90 minutes before I can get back here.)