"To be an evolutionist/atheist, you must have faith in and defend the "Big Bang" story, no matter how impossible that event may be."
"They have no proof of this event, no evidence suggesting it, no witnesses"
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For four reasons:
1- For the 946th quadrillion time, Biology =/= Cosmology.
2- Who needs 'Faith', when you've got Proof. And speaking of which, a simple, down & dirty, no LHC-required experiment to prove the Big Bang isn't a mere 'theory':
3- Detune your TV and/or radio, so that all you see and /or hear respectively is just snow on the screen/static over the speaker(s). What you see/hear is electromagnetic remnants of the Big Bang.
4- Where are the human witnesses of Creation, when the 'dirt' that Adam hadn't been formed from before he was 'created' didn't exist? Was the Bible written before then - and how - pray tell...? [/smartarse]
But it's an intriguing fiction nonetheless. Although...:
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...I prefer the notion of the Golden Tribe in the anime series "Heroic Age"; the concept of they creating everything - even God himself - and all that jazz, then leaving their creation, including the 'Heroic Tribe', who were punished for their previous transgressions by being turned into the mecha-like 'Nodos' for use by the Bronze Tribe ("B5" Shadow-like insectoids), Silver Tribe (a cross-between "B5's" Minbari and WH40K's Eldar) and the Iron Tribe (Humans), tasked in forging their own futures, via contract clauses, or 'Labours' ("Heroic Age" is heavily inspired by Greek Mythology; the 12 Labours of Heracles).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroic_Age_%28anime%29
But hey, one fiction's just as good as another, amirite?!