God is a concept that is unique to all. You are correct in that is there is no need to debate or discuss the existence or non existence of God. On the other hand, the ones that put these religions together were very intelligent beings. They understood electromagnetism and how using your entire brain is important in strengthening ones electromagnetic field and stimulating brain waves. There is ancient science and knowledge in these holy books that gets overlooked by many because they don't see numbers or equations or physics in them. Those things exist outside of these books, and hence the balance. To contemplate creation, or the big bang, which in my opinion is what this thread is about, more than the left side of our brain will have to be used in order to make since of what happened.
From the point of view of an outsider, someone who isn't well versed in science, and who isn't religious, it's my opinion that science is cold and religion is warm. Sure there are fanatics, but speaking purely from my personal and biased point of view, most religious folks are loving and wonderful people, which constitute a huge population of the earth. For the most part the Jewish owned media has been trying to discredit religion in order to corrupt our society, as it's a great way to usher in a Marxist communist revolution/society. Religious opinions should not be discounted so long as used in the proper context which is the topic of this thread.. The scientific mind can be more distant from humanity on occasion but one thing both have in common is that they're both judgmental.
I bring up these things not to change minds or to compete with other ideas, but on the basis of sharing information. The world will be a better place when the competition ends and the collaboration begins. There are definitely people being mean to each other in this thread which of course is disheartening but information is being shared nonetheless.
The thing about religion is that it requires both belief and suspension of disbelief as well as imagination, which are all right brain attributes. Science of course is on the other side of the fence, generally not willing to participate in these mental tasks.
To understand the big bang, or creation, the hows and whys of it all, we must have a complete understanding, not a one sided point of view.
Riddle me this ; If we do scientifically discover 'how' us humans, and everything else in the universe was created, do we then move onto 'why' it was created? Or do we start with the why, and then conceptualize the how? Which one of these thought processes is more advanced or more valid? The bottom line is, when a scientist discovers this, it will of course be based on theory and there won't ever be definitive proof, as there will never be and has never been a witness to the explosion(big bang). Much of this new science is for the most part, a belief system. This is evidenced by the fact that most of us are reading about these studies and not participating in them. If we don't have first hand knowledge or understanding, and have to take someone at their word, this is a belief system. Another thing is, how will this be explained to the masses of the earth with average IQ of 100 or less? I think it sound a lot like it does now, " a force that we can't explain to you is responsible for creating all life, and the earth, and the heavens(what we see in the sky). We view this as being positive, though it's possible an opposing force may in fact destroy everything at any given time. (Satan; Hebrew: adversary. When I think adversary, opposing force comes to mind.)
However we exercise our minds, it should be in a peaceful fashion. Ideas should be more akin to a joint than a sharpened sword. Ideas are for sharing
The reality is, if you're spiritual or in tune, or maybe if you're a historian, you will know or 'feel' that human violence is becoming less and less.
This has done more for our civilization then any god could ever do
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi0RpNSELas