"I believe in a God of revelation. I don't pretend that I can answer every theological problem, though I could go so far, but not the complete answer. that is where faith does come in."

Pete, it always amazes me that you are presumptious enough to 'criticise' the theories and findings of modern science (mainly because they are, necessarily, incomplete) when all that you can come up with is bull-shitty, pious 'faith-based' waffle such as the quote above!

So, pete, let's try again:

Who or what made God?
What materials did the God-maker use?
Where did God gets his materials from?

Remember, I won't be convinced by piety or pleas of ineffability. If you want to wallow in the obscurantist drivel in an old book, then so be it! But you can't stand on some lofty pinnacle and hurl rocks down on the constructions of modern science whilst, at the same time, not allowing your own inflexible beliefs to be open to scrutiny.