Where Did Big Bang Energy Come From?

I don't think that is known.Simple as that, one of many big, important unanswered questions. So?

It isn't faith: after all if I said I don't know if God spoke to the Pope you wouldn't call that faith would you?It isn't an assumption: If I say that I don't know why your car won't start you wouldn't call that an assumption. I actually don't know and I'm not willing to make an assumption about the answer.So it is neither faith or an assumption. It is an open question, the kind that scientists love and the religious seem to be unable to grasp the concept of.

Unfortunately, almost everything you think you know about the big bang is wrong. You can not begin to critize and idea that you are utterly ignorant of.I sugest you read this thread and Big Bang - Big Dud.You might want to then start asking questions rather than making pronouncements. There is then a small chance of you learning something.I strongly suggest you read everything Sylas posts. If explains things as clearly as it possible. Also understand that this is not easy and can produce headaches.

As Sylas has pointed out cosomology has nothing to do with redemption (either for or against). Just like all others, my opinion on redemption has nothing to do with my views on science. Any given cosmolgist may be a Christian, a Muslim, a Jew, A Hindu or none of the above.I have no personal interest in a redeemer so I tend to avoid commenting on it in the threads where it is appropriate and, of course, only make comments like the above to note where it is not appropriate to discuss.