What do the limits in scientific knowledge tell us about the unknown, namely God?

I recently read a compelling article on Space.com that discussed the un-knowability of the pre-Big Bang universe. This article reported that according to scientific investigations, the universe before the big bang was compressed to the size of a peach. The Big Bang triggered the expansion of this peach to what we have in the material universe today. I saw another article on this same site that reported that science holds that the Big Bang was not really an explosion, but a simultaneous appearance of the modern idea of the material universe through a powerful expansion mechanism. Before the Big Bang however, before the peach sized universe, and before the formation of such celestial objects, there existed matter and processes that science has yet to explain. Science has yet to give us the cause of the first particles of material matter in the material universe, namely those that led to the Big Bang. My argument is that while science has made tremendous and amazing strides in helping mankind understand the material universe, its inability to explain how and why the first material molecules formed in the material universe pre-Big Bang, makes me believe that is not at all unreasonable or malicious for people to believe in unknowable causes, namely a higher power, namely God. Here are the links to the above named articles from Space.com. They were not easy to find on Google without knowing the titles of the articles. I had to search the entire web for their locations. I have found them however and am happy to share the titles of the articles, both of which are located on Space.com. The first article explains that the state of the material universe, pre-10^-36 seconds, (13.8 billion years ago) which is considered the time of the “true birth” of the material universe as we know it, is unknown and unaccounted for by science. This is a further acknowledgement by the greatest science minds of our day that the true origins of the material universe, namely the true creation of matter, and its origins are unknown. The second article, explains the scientific explanations of the Big Bang not being an explosion, but a simultaneous appearance of everything that constitutes what we know to be the material universe.

 

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