Problems with the Big Bang theory

I am surprised and saddened that evolutionists , have jumped on this topic. They have nothing to answer here.Pass by, walk on, nothing to see here.First point, nothing in the OP has raised anything new, except raised from the dead the popular objections (read Creationist/ID apologetics websites objections)so long refuted with 2 prongs of attack, namely 1) evolution has never, I repeat , never ever tried to grapple with the CREATION or BIG BANG. 2) evolution has never, I repeat , never ever tried to grapple with the CREATION or BIG BANG.Evolutionary theory aka Theory of Evolution has nothing to say on the creation of the universe, Big Bang or why Chelsea won the Premiership this season. Why try and say it does?Poor old Darwin, he spent many years (God-fearing christian that he was) grappling with the problem of reconciling his theory with the Bible. And he decided to publish. In the interests of science. You do understand this need don't you?

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Apophenia:seeing patterns or connections in random or meaningless data.
Pareidolia:vague or random stimulus being perceived (mistakenly) as recognisable.Ramsey Theoryatterns may exist.Whoops!

sorry got waylaid - there was only one point to my post

I am not sure of your point here but my point was that the theory of evolution and the creation (be it by God or the Big Bang or the Great Arkle seizure) are mutually exclusive. To connect the two is wrong in terms of science and only serves to frustrate Christians that are perfectly at home with evolution but have a problem with the "something out of nothing" argument. Biology based scientist supporting evolution theory do not postulate as to the origin of the cosmos or the original (abiogenesis) of life. Darwin's book is called "The Origin of Species". Not the origin of the (specified species) or the origin of life or the cosmos.We are probably of the same opinion with regards to both but your post and the general posts seem to fail to address the original post. There is nothing for an evolutionist to contribute on this topic.