> expansion of a point source of infinite density

Part of the difficulty is that such a thing is so unlike anything we're used to, all analogies and inferences break down.

Quantum mechanics, which has been verified by experiment, is just as bizarre.

But none of these things - and others that are almost sure to be encountered in the future - leads to the conclusion that it was all put in motion by a personal, ultraconscious force that has any interest in human welfare.

All the reliable evidence is to the contrary.

The burden of proof is on those who say they that these scientific and practical observations are wrong, or add up instead to something in the bible. (And why are Buddhism and Hinduism and Zoroastrianism and Greek paganism ruled out of the running?)