How is the big bang possible

The Big Bang didn't create life, at least not directly. In fact, it happened about ten billion years before life on Earth began. That corresponds to almost three quarters of the current age of the Universe. The Big Bang and the origin of life on Earth have about as much to do with each other as your birth has to do with the activity of you typing a Yahoo Answers post: It's a prerequisite, but otherwise pretty much unrelated.

NEVER get your information from church. Those lunatics believe snakes and burning bushes can talk. If there weren't so many of them, I'd suggest locking them up in rubber rooms. Think about it. If your next door neighbor started telling everyone that his hamster talked to him and his flowering dogwood told him to "go forth and do his father's work", wouldn't he get locked up for his own protection?

The Big Bang is a pretty good theory. That is, its survived experiments and peer review. You seem to have ZERO grasp of what it is about, which is okay, not everyone is a cosmologist and as much of the Big Bang is enmeshed in General Relativity and basic classes in GR usually are only for upperclassmen in college, it might be awhile for you to learn even the fundamentals.

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