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I've never heard a theist claim they don't know if god exists.
No you idiot I was referring to proof by the atheists. Let me try to put it so a child would understand. Atheists want proof that God exists. You say, 'Not knowing is a valid answer to a lot of questions'. Ok, than I'll say that I don't know how to prove God's existence, and you'll say, 'Oh, ok.'
Things happen based on the initial set of physical conditions the big bang set up. That's a pretty powerful realization. It destroys the notion of creation as theists use it.
You don't have to tell me how the theory works. I learned it high school. From your link:
"Although there are several different theories about the origins of the universe, the Big Bang theory is the prevalent one because no other model is as good at explaining everything in the universe. The Big Bang theory isn't perfect, but it's the best we've got. Scientists believe our universe comes from a singularity. Scientists don't actually know where this singularity came from or exactly what it is, but they do know that a singularity is an infinitely small, hot area of infinite pressure and density."
How convenient isn't it? Not perfect, and they don't know where it came from or what it is. That leaves a lot of open questions. Well, theists don't know where God came from either, but they sure do know what it is and is not. 'It destroys the notion of creation.' It does not destroy shit, in fact it gives more proof to the existence of God. Same conclusion that Einstein arrived at.