it's a stupid idea, anyway. big bang, steady state, bang-and-bust. they all don't make sense.
what does make sense is my spacetime expansion hypothesis. that all energy and phenomenon in the universe are based on the idea that space is the fundamental particle and everything else is patterns playing over them, while the number of these primary particles is constantly doubling. when the doubling happens, the universe state progresses to a new state, with the combination of expansion pushing space out through the matter structure, and matter structure's pattern of geometric structure maintenance is going the opposite direction, pushing matter together so it doesn't scatter at light speed.
my hypothesis doesn't exclude the existence of God it just frames His role as the progenitor of the system. just like when i type "go run ." my application does its thing, God wrote the code for the universe and then did "go run ." and it all started.
i also think that the creation description in Genesis was actually describing the post-flood conditions in detail, first the clouds and the water everywhere, then the water starts to drain back into the ocean basins, then the fish and animals start to return to whatever places they can find in the new state of earth, and the humans emerge from their caves and so on and so forth.
the conventional interpretations of both biblical texts and theories about the origins of the universe are all wrong.