The Big Bang could have occurred only with God’s active participation.
Someone had to conceive and produce the matter that exploded. Someone had to generate the energy that caused the explosion.
These things could not have materialized from nothing. They must have had a creator.
Likewise, someone had to position the explosion within the matter properly and calculate its power accurately so that the Big Bang would produce a viable universe.
If the Big Bang had exploded with too much energy, the result would have been nothing but dust particles flying outward forever in every direction. There would be no stars, moons, or planets.
If the Big Bang had exploded with too little energy, the result would have been large blocks of matter moving slowly outward, with little momentum. Gravity would eventually have pulled these chunks back into a single mass, preventing the cosmos from forming.
Correctly calibrating the Big Bang to create the universe required a precise calculation of incredible complexity. Only an intelligent designer could have devised this calculation.
If the Big Bang occurred, God made it happen.
Bible Descriptions
This statement is not mere conjecture. The Bible actually alludes to the Big Bang.
Genesis 1:1, the first verse in the Bible, abruptly declares, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”
Several subsequent verses in the Old Testament state that God is stretching out the heavens.
These texts may describe the Big Bang and its aftermath in simple terms.
After speaking matter, energy, time, and space into existence, God may have triggered an explosion that created an ever-expanding universe.
Read About Other Creation Theories
The Bible states that humans are not the product of evolution. Instead, we were directly and uniquely created by God. However, his active participation is implicit in the evolution of plant and animal species within kinds.
DNA affirms that God is the source of life. The Bible indicates that the earth could be either very old or relatively young. The Bible and science are harmonious.