I think time is a problem with the big bang in that the expansion is happening faster than lights speed and the galaxies themselves are said not to actually be moving.
Perhaps the problem is the name big bang that suggests an explosion that the name should be changed if the universe multiplied due to say an expansion. If scientists no longer agree it started with a bang then change the name, etc...
P.S. Whats wrong with the universe started from a seed designed by God that this seed grew expanding faster than light and multiplying in space from say a seed the size of a pea, multiplying energy of say the vacuum energy of space (cashmier effect), to give shape to the universe like a mustard seed gives rise to an herb due cells multiplying thus in respect to the universe giving rise to galaxies multiplying.
That the information that formed the entire universe just was energy multiplying from a seed perhaps the size of a pea gave rise to the size shape of the entire universe.
If you add string theory that energy can travel faster than light then first the energy multiplied giving rise to the pattern like what NASA is saying are infinitesimal patterns that mark the seed of what grew into the galaxies and the vast structure we see today, etc...
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Within this light are infinitesimal patterns that mark the seeds of what later grew into clusters of galaxies and the vast structure we see all around us.
NASA - Top Story - NEW IMAGE OF INFANT UNIVERSE REVEALS ERA OF FIRST STARS, AGE OF COSMOS, AND MORE - Feb. 11, 2003
Another COBE group, led by George Smoot, discovered slight temperature fluctuations embedded in this afterglow that point back to slight density differences in the infant Universe. These fluctuations were the primordial seeds that evolved into all the large-scale structure we see today as gravity turned these small deviations into clusters of galaxies and the humongous voids between clusters.
http://universe.nasa.gov/science/bigbang.html
Edited by Admin, : Shorten the line of plusses.