Where did the potential energy of the big bang come from?
Where did the energy come from to ignite the Big Bang?
Were fundamental forces of universe existent at the initial big bang point or did they appear later? Were they caused/created by energy? How was matter created when the Big Bang occurred? Do the laws of Thermodynamics apply to all energy, including the 'point of matter' that existed prior to Big Bang? What logical processes lead scientists to conclude that the origin of the universe was the Big Bang? Did the Big Bang actually occur? Where did the universe come from and how? Where did the mass that makes it up come from? What happened at the time of the Big Bang? I don't think the Big Bang could have contained all the energy in the universe. Has this view even been considered? Did God create the Big Bang? What created energy? Or was it always there already? Did it create or cause space time and dimensions? Is the Big Bang really the the origin of our universe? How many atoms were created in the big bang? Was there space when the Big Bang happened, or not? If according to science, energy can neither be created nor destroyed, then how did the universe come into being? Where did the mass of the universe come from? Does dark energy make the Big Bang superfluous? Does dark energy make the Big Bang incorrect? Was there time when the Big Bang happened, or not? If we do not know from where energy and matter came, does it mean that Creation was a miracle? What happened in the first second of the big bang? What happened on the first second of the big bang? Before the Big Bang was it in complete darkness? How was the Universe formed? Was there a space before big bang? What happened before the Big Bang? What was there before the 'Big Bang'? DId something exist before the Big Bang? Did stuff exist before the big bang, or not? What happened after the Big Bang? How the universe was created? What actually existed before the Big Bang?