gbrk posted:The thing is that the Bible doesn't get descriptive as to how or by what process creation happened but rather just indicates it was by God's direction. I still say that those who want to cite the "Big Bang" out of singularity have to define some catalyst by which the Singularity would have become such massive energy to have happened. To conjure everything that exist in the Physical realm/world/universe from one thing, one entity, apart from a deity, is to require more faith than believing in God as creator.
What if, tomorrow, a group of scientists announce they have found evidence for the cause of the Big Bang, and its not a divine and supreme being?
I don't really think that is going to happen tomorrow, but things that were previously credited to god have been found to have a natural cause. Humans credited these things to god because we did not know the natural cause. God existed in our gaps of knowledge. As we gained and continue to gain knowledge of our natural world and cosmos, these gaps become smaller or cease to exist all together - god recedes into ever smaller and ever shrinking gaps in our knowledge. Now, god exists primarily in gaps in our knowledge of abiogenesis and the big bang. We are always gaining more knowledge about both. What if those gaps are filled with scientific knowledge?