God's hand in the 'Big Banjg;; such conjectures fail as such models have not first state in which God can create.

 The FRW spacetimes  (According to the FRW models, the universe has an encompassing space-time singularity at a finite time in the past) are extremely accurate descriptions of the large scale structure of our universe. Since these models describe a universe with a finite lifetime, it is reasonable to conclude that the universe has not always existed. (Ellis 1993, 394).

From a epistemological point of view, there are numerous obstacles to claiming that the big bang confirms the hypothesis that God exists. And from a metaphysical point of view, God's hand is not manifest even in big bang models: these models have no first state for God to create, and these models have no time for God to exist in before the big bang.