I shouldn't get drawn by this stuff but I do. Here's the line of thinking that gets me: current scientific theory suggests the universe started with the big ba

I shouldn't get drawn by this stuff but I do. Here's the line of thinking that gets me: current scientific theory suggests the universe started with the big bang. It doesn't suggest how or why the big bang started, but let's assume a cause. Then the cause must be a deity (in this article "the true God", or "he"). All this assumes far more than is warranted. Even if you choose to say an "entity" caused it, rather than a "process", or something else entirely, why assign such an entity (or group of entities) with number, gender, agency, and magic powers (beyond the ability to start the big bang, once, back then)?