From the big bang story it doesnt seem very spiritual. Maybe if it happened in 7 days but 13.5 billion? What was this creator doing 14 billion years ago? Maybe he rolled the dice on a universe before us and we are just another roll. Each roll taking 20 billion years our time of course.
An answer is not suppose to require more questions. Your explanations are not logical or factual. If it is please provide a link to anyone who supports your position. Or are you just another snowflake?
Well, at this point, science isn't even sure there was a "big bang" but let's assume there was, or at least some kind of cosmic event which set the universe into motion 13.7 billion years ago, which is the apparent state we find it in. All the parameters of physics that we understand were created and made functional and possible at the instant of this event. Physical nature began at this point as time also began. There is no physical explanation for this because physics doesn't exist until physical time and space exists.
Now we still have little uniformed idiots running around espousing 20-year-old scientific speculations on a "singularity" which supposedly existed before the big bang. However, singularity completely defies physics. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle all but dooms any possibility for a singularity, but for years and years, physicists believed something would come along to explain this. Within the past 20 years, they have began to unlock the mysteries of quantum physics and it has caused a profound reconsideration of all we thought we knew about the origins of our universe.
The paradox and dichotomy is, physical nature cannot create itself. This is unsupportable by physics or logic. Absent the possibility of physical nature creating physical nature, what remains? I'll leave that for you to ponder, but I believe the answer is spiritual nature which doesn't require time or space in a physical dimension.