What are the odds of the Big Bang happening and all this perfect balance in the universe occurring?
the odds of the big band occurring when it breaks the laws of physics to occur is zero. IF the big bang theory was true then all the planets would be in the same orbital line of the sun with maybe a slight degree off axis, which they are not. Also they would all be spinning in the same direction, which they are not. And Thirdly the moons of the planets would also be spinning in the same direction, which they are not. And finally everything would be orbiting either the sun or its perspective planet in the same orbital direction which they are not, their are moons in reverse orbit. With the above i tell you if you don’t believe in God and that He created everything. You had better come up with a new theory. On your note about the evolution. Evolution also breaks the laws of physics. It states that all things go from order to chaos. If evolution were true with each change in evolution the DNA should be decreasing not increasing and becoming more advanced.
You need to see the bigger picture. We are one planet of probably millions or even billions in space. It just so happens that our planet had the right stuff, temperature wise and so on to form life. This life evolves over time that you can’t even imagine in your head. we are talking about 4 billion years. In this time what we call genetic mutations have occurs throughout species to form new species. This doesn’t mean the old species has to die off. They were fine living before and they will be until conditions occur that would kill off that species. Species are formed when one species has differentiated itself genetically enough to where they can’t mate with each other. This again happens over an amount of time that you cannot even fathom. This is why the complexity is confusing to some because it all seems so perfect. But time is what made this perfection exist. There was a lot of trial and error to happen before we got here. We are still going through mutations today. Every genetic d
