re: No matter what direction we point a telescope, we always look toward the Big Bang - why?

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That is why people should quit with the Big Bang "Theory" is what happened.

Big Bang is a placeholder and thus my comment God would be a better placeholder and easier to grasp.

Big Bang is the ultimate "magic" and people eat that crap up as settled truth

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The law(s) of Entropy say the Big Bang is impossible.

To me that says the Big Bang (assuming that's what happened) IS proof of the existence of God.

To me, and again this is just one man's opinion, the Big Bang is where science and God meet.

A) Big Bang theory works, it explains to a huge degree what we can observe today.

B) By the laws of physics we know the Big Bang is impossible.

And there's where God comes in.

It is either that or our universe is on the opposite end of another universe's black hole to that the infinity of information/entropy in their universe gets transferred to our creation thereby maintaining the idea that matter (thus energy) can neither be created or destroyed.

But even then you end up back at God... who created that other universe's big bang that later led to a black hole that created ours.

God has to be somewhere in there if the Big Bang happened.