The Big Bang is a theoretical explanation of creation. It is founded on the premise that creation began circa 13.8 billion years ago. According to the theory, the Big Bang was triggered by an incredibly violent explosion emanating from an infinitely dense singularity (single point). From thence all matter and energy were catapulted as a seismic ripple which continues to expand at an ever accelerating clip into a unfathomably vast cosmos seemingly without terminus. What was the source of this finite singularity capable of  helter-skelter spewing totality into infinity? What were the enigmatic constituents which could facilitate this? If the singularity was dense to the point of total saturation, how could it escape its own gravity? What lies beyond dimensions of time and space? The answers may lie in subatomic particles having mass conjoined with massless photon energy. According to quantum dynamics, subatomic particles and energy interact with wave-particle duality. They hopscotch in a coincidence of particles and energy.

Another Big Bang is a theoretical explanation of the creation of life. In the aftermath of the original Big Bang, matter and energy chaotically coalesced through gravitational forces in swirling, violently colliding nuclear foundries. Elements were forged according to the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom, ranging in density from element one (hydrogen) to progressively heavier elements as listed in the Periodic Table of Elements.  Hundreds of billions of galaxies and trillions of solar systems were formed in the celestial cataclysm. For billions of years the cosmos was devoid of life. Somewhere in the cosmos a celestial incubator detonated a Big Bang of nascent life. This required the coalescence of a humongous number of variables, precisely synchronized in space and time. A singularity of life won the lottery against staggering statistical odds. This required Goldilocks conditions. The gravitational bed of life could not be too hard or too soft. The springs within the mattress had to be just right, within exacting elemental, environmental and thermal tolerances.

A singularity facilitating life also existed on Earth about 3.5 billion years ago. It exploded with a Big Bang of primordial plasma from whence all life on Earth evolved. There initially was no fittest to survive, no cellular membrane to protect, no other organism to propagate with, only a fragile life sustaining building block. The nascent building block of life harbored an energy separate and apart from the material composition of its host. After the Big Bang, life exploded to link itself as a continuum of transcendent energies, as the accumulating atomic numbers of the elements. The living energy expanded in the incubator of life at an accelerating pace to fill every nook and cranny of the Earth. It occupies physical hosts of the animal and plant kingdoms in successive, constantly evolving generations and species.

A first hypothesis of creation is strictly theological. Doctrinal Scripture is at odds with the Big Bang theory of creation. God is a Heavenly Father, not a Big Bang Bluster. The omnipotent deity of the Old and New Testaments created the heavens and the Earth according to a preordained plan as written in the Book of Genesis. Over the course of six days God transformed the void of darkness, decreeing the creation of light, sky, land, vegetation, and all living creatures.

A second hypothesis of creation is quasi-quantum theology. It is secular to the extent that it is founded upon scientific principles deemed immutable. By applying the scientific method coupled with diligent research, human ingenuity, and the serendipity of scientific breakthroughs, all the secrets of creation will eventually and inexorably be unraveled, as recently was the complete human genome. The mystery of creation will ultimately be fully demystified. Creation is theological in that humanity resurrects itself as an all powerful, all knowing deity.

A third hypothesis of creation is quantum theology. Quantum theology integrates the subatomic mass of particles with eternal divine energy as a singularity. The Big Bang of quantum theology recognizes the imperative of a spiritual wave- physical particle duality. Even an orthodox deist doubting Thomas of temporal academia may eventually be inspired to accept the spiritual wellspring of an eternal and all powerful divinity in unraveling the otherwise incomprehensible miracle of creation.