A major irony of the big bang theory was that it's creation was done by a clergyman of the church of Rome and follows the principles of that dogma. Creationists are also ignoring data in that some of the ancient writings on the subject state each period of creation was "for a time" which is unspecified as to how long.

Another issue with the big bang is it considers gravity the strongest natural force in the universe (as is the problem with modern physics). The strongest force (even according to modern physics) is EM. 10^39 as strong as the next strongest force at distance.

The universe is plasma based - the Maxwell-Lorentz equations are the ones which are the fundamental force equations of the universe. Our island of 'balanced' charges is an anomaly.

Arguing points of either idea is like arguing whether a glass is half full or empty and ignoring the individual drinking it dry.