I'm not arguing for or against a god, but I do have a problem with the big bang theory, what started it? If nothing started it,how did it happen? I think everything has a cause (not philosophical causes), a cause that can be explained scientifically. My question is how did it all start? I find it hard to believe that space and time always existed. I have a trouble seeing that something could have come from nothing or that there was always something. If either of those are possible (one must be since we exist right now), then I believe there could be a god.
I guess my main point is that even though we can come up with pretty good theories, we're still not entirely sure so it is possible for there to be a god (or something even more unlikely). Heck for all we know we're just an experiment for something and we're in some gigantic sandbox (I don't believe this, just saying it's possible).
I'm mainly arguing against the big bang theory being an end all argument for there being no god, maybe it can be used against Christianity but not the concept of a god or something else.
On another note, I'm realizing my first paragraph closely resembles the chicken vs the egg argument.
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