@FBM,
FBM wrote: What I can explain with logic - and have repeatedly done so - is how fallacious and irrelevant your claims are.
Perhaps you don't understand something -
logic here means formal model (for representation and understanding of the world). The math logic is the use and study of
valid reasoning - this is a whole branch in the applied mathematics & computer science.
Valid reasoning means with defined variables, defined & verified (even validated) assumptions (initial justification), inference engine based on a set of finite and explicitly stated logical rules, lack of any contradictions in the inference engine, etc.
The only assumptions under which your favourite 'theory' of the Big Bang can exist are: The Universe has always existed (or at least its energy has always existed); the Intelligence of the Universe has always existed (as you have no lab experiments and evidence that you can create intelligence out of whatsoever, having no intelligence); the Time has always existed in some form or another - these are the assumptions under which you favorite theory can exist - any other assumptions, like for example existence of gravitational continuum without the existence of time are simply invalid ... and make the whole theory unsustainable and out of subject.
If the assumptions are as the above said, the exclusive question is: What exactly has the Big Bang (if has ever happened) 'created'?