"shimrod i think said "who made God?"that is an illogical question,..."

No it's not! I think it's a very logical question. If I can't question the origin of God, you can't question the 'Big Bang'.

And, as far as I understand it, we don't know everything there is to know about the nature of the Big Bang - but the Big Bang is not a question of faith - it's a sort of holding position until we know more, and no doubt when we do know more there will be more questions.

pete, how many times do you need to be told? Scientific knowledge is necessarily incomplete. It is dishonest and naive to rummage around looking for 'holes' and (possible) inconsistencies into which you can insert God!

If you believe that all truth is contained in the Bible, that's your problem. If you're right then, if you know your Bible, you already know everything and don't need to worry any more (why should it concern you that others do not share your certainty?). Nevertheless, the PROCESS of science (which is NOT an unchangeable monolith like your faith)will go on exploring Nature and will no doubt change its perspective as new discoveries accumulate.