3) continued. You misunderstand me. The Big Bang theory does fit in with the Biblical creation account, as would the idea of heat death. What doesn't work are ideas of infinite time (as we humans understand time), or a universe that will eventually contract, and then re-expands, and then again, and then again - with infinite time, and the universe going through expansion/contraction cycles, heat death would have been reached infinitely long ago. There had to have been one single (not multiple) starting point/big bang, and the matter and energy currently present had to have had a source. 4) Googling "RNA" created in the lab", realize a) that DNA is something much more complex than RNA, and b) that trained scientists, with all of their knowledge about RNA and DNA (which they only found out but didn't "invent"), and with all of their equipment, creating a strand of RNA is something far different than it happening by accident. I can create a computer in a lab, but it's not going to happen