No, the Bible theory shows that Genesis came way before big bang. The big bang is the preeminent theory which explains the origin of the universe today through nature, but how can it without space and time already existing? You got sold a bill of goods with nothing behind it. Else we could replicate it at LHC, but we can't have LHC without space and time.
I think arguments are cheapened when folks negligently toss around terms such as “bible theory”.
What’s truly disturbing is the implied suggestion that we equate rather outlandish biblical tales and fables with terms such as
“scientific” and/or reality”. Why would anyone substitute the scientific method for rumor and superstition? Nothing contained in the bibles provides us with proof of any god(s) let alone your sectarian version of god(s).
Let’s look at it another way. Science makes no claims to discoveries about the natural world or existence other than they are perceivable and fully natural. Consistently, science relies on logic and reason to uphold itself. The theist, in this case, you, asserts that "logic and reason are not up to the task of envisioning the "reality" of existence and instead must rely on the supernatural realms of gods.
Now I already conclude that logically-- science can only investigate the natural world as there are no mechanisms or tests to investigate your claimed supernatural realms. But what do you claim?
That logic is flawed and reason is flawed and limits our perception. Well, if you are right, you are admitting that the very tools you use to make your perception/assertion -- is flawed and not to be trusted!
If you are wrong -- then you are simply wrong, or illogical and irrational. And why should we listen to the assertions of someone who admits they are making irrational and illogical statements? What discerns any difference between the assertions of the theist, assertions made without reason or logic, and a man in a padded room who thinks himself Napoleon (to use the cliché).
Do you spend periods of time commanding the French forces at Waterloo?