1) That has nothing to do with big bang theory and has everything to do with abiogenesis.
It has everything to do with the Big-Bang theory.
2) If the Big Bang theory relied upon the existance of 'the primordial ooze' to be correct and there was no evidence of the primordial ooze then IMO the big bang theory would require more evidence. However of course if there's still other evidences, perhaps the theory could be modified... with God, since you have no evidence of God there's nothing more to work with.
I thought I explained what my thoughts on 'God' were? In my opinion, god is what created the first law of our universe. The Big Bang theory doesn't rely on the existance of 'the primordial ooze', but if you're going to use that to refute the existance of 'God', then it needs an explanation of where that primordial ooze came from. As for the evidence, I can see it myself using the doppler effect, and the expansion of the universe.
3) Santa Claus is used to explain where presents come from
Santa Clause never gave me any presents.
4) You'd make a better argument if you got into quantum mechanics and started talking about the existance of wave functions etc
Not really, I'm more of a 'bigger picture' person. Details are nothing but details. I've seen just about as much as you have when it comes down to the quantum mechanics of it all. (ofcourse with my own personal bias.)
Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying the universe wasn't all in one central super-heated sphere at the beginning. I'm just doubting the assumption that the material magically came there. (it's just as plausible as your santa clause argument.)
Here is an overview of how the universe where we are today was created.
1. Nothingness, not bound by any laws.
Laws without value are created.
2. A value less law, is the reason for the creation of a law with a value.
3. That value is neutral in all aspects, but has a function.
4. More laws like those are created, till one of the functions cause for another universe to be created, with a law with a value.
5. Our universe was one of those, with the value being 'energy' and the law being "energy exists".
6. The energy needs a way to maintain itself, and so more laws are created to protect the first law. (since the universe is based upon the first law.)
7. Gravity, and matter come in existance as a way of protecting energy.
8. The matter and energy, exists under thermodynamics, and so the Big-Bang Occurs.
9. The universe expands, and then stars form.
10. Many of those stars expel planets in which there are the basic building blocks for life (water, nitrogen, and carbon)
11. Elements and compounds attracted to water, wrap around it, and elements which repel it, are repelled near by. The nitrogens and carbons become apart of it (cells)
12. >> Life
13. >> Evolution.
14. >> Humans.
15. >> Big Crash
16. >> Big Bang > Go to step 8.
The End.