How about this. The water in toilets, when flushed, go in opposite directions in the northern and southern hemispheres. This should be impossible because of the conservation of angular momentum after the Big Bang. All toilets should flush in the same direction.
Of course, this is just sarcasm. However, it illustrates a very cogent point. The Big Bang has nothing to do with which direction the toilet water goes when you flush it. This is due to the Corriolis effect (sp?). Local forces can overcome previous forces, as is the case both with toilet water and the formation of our solar system. The Big Bang did not create our solar system, just as it didn't create the toilet or the water. Local forces, such as local gravitational forces in newly forming celestial bodies, overcomes the previous forces that occured billions of years ago in the big bang. If our solar system is about 5 billion years old, that leaves about 10 billion years for other forces to counteract Big Bang forces.
As you can see, planetary spin has nothing to do with the Big Bang, but is instead due to local gravitational forces during the foramtion of our solar system. Insisting that the two are inexorably tied is as erroneous as expecting toilet water to spin in the same direction in the two hemispheres due to Big Bang forces. This is another reason Kent Hovind should not be listened to, another reason on a very long list.
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