Big Bang wasn't moment of "Creation"

[Mudda]

After the Big Bang, the universe was dark for around 500 million years before god apparently said "let there be light" (who was he talking to?). So did god forget to tell the people who wrote the bible about the universe being dark for so long before he turned the lights on?
The Universe's Dark Ages: How Our Cosmos Survived

 

[August West]

There`s a lot of cool stories in the bible. The ark thing always cracked me up.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

After the Big Bang, the universe was dark for around 500 million years before god apparently said "let there be light" (who was he talking to?). So did god forget to tell the people who wrote the bible about the universe being dark for so long before he turned the lights on?
The Universe's Dark Ages: How Our Cosmos Survived

"Before the dark ages of the universe, the cosmos was so hot that all the atoms that existed were split into positively charged nuclei and negatively charged electrons. These electrically charged ions blocked all light from traveling freely."

Interesting. Where did those atoms come from?

 

[Mudda]

After the Big Bang, the universe was dark for around 500 million years before god apparently said "let there be light" (who was he talking to?). So did god forget to tell the people who wrote the bible about the universe being dark for so long before he turned the lights on?
The Universe's Dark Ages: How Our Cosmos Survived

"Before the dark ages of the universe, the cosmos was so hot that all the atoms that existed were split into positively charged nuclei and negatively charged electrons. These electrically charged ions blocked all light from traveling freely."

Interesting. Where did those atoms come from?

The Big Bang.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

After the Big Bang, the universe was dark for around 500 million years before god apparently said "let there be light" (who was he talking to?). So did god forget to tell the people who wrote the bible about the universe being dark for so long before he turned the lights on?
The Universe's Dark Ages: How Our Cosmos Survived

"Before the dark ages of the universe, the cosmos was so hot that all the atoms that existed were split into positively charged nuclei and negatively charged electrons. These electrically charged ions blocked all light from traveling freely."

Interesting. Where did those atoms come from?

The Big Bang.

Assuming for the moment there was a "big bang", what caused it?

 

[Mudda]

After the Big Bang, the universe was dark for around 500 million years before god apparently said "let there be light" (who was he talking to?). So did god forget to tell the people who wrote the bible about the universe being dark for so long before he turned the lights on?
The Universe's Dark Ages: How Our Cosmos Survived

"Before the dark ages of the universe, the cosmos was so hot that all the atoms that existed were split into positively charged nuclei and negatively charged electrons. These electrically charged ions blocked all light from traveling freely."

Interesting. Where did those atoms come from?

The Big Bang.

Assuming for the moment there was a "big bang", what caused it?

Nobody knows, yet. Still looking.

 

[JoeB131]

There`s a lot of cool stories in the bible. The ark thing always cracked me up.

I like the Story of how God mauled 42 children because they made fun of a bald prophet.

He's not just the hair club president, He's also a client!

 

[Peach]

And another atheist I knew was stuck on the Big Bang 'theory' he/she called it, to disprove the existance of God, keep trying.

 

[Mudda]

And another atheist I knew was stuck on the Big Bang 'theory' he/she called it, to disprove the existance of God, keep trying.

It doesn't disprove god, just shows that at the moment of Creation, the universe was already there.