God's Big Bang presents a short history of science starting with the Greek scientists of the sixth century B.C.E. and moving forward through the twentieth century A.D.The accomplishments of these brilliants minds are expressed in simple terms by a brief textual description or with an algebraic depiction.Because science is accumulative, it is important to have a background in these foundational sciences before moving on to the complication science of the Big Bang theory.Taking the unique approach of using Laplace's probability theory to show that the chances of random generation for the universe without intelligent design are infinitesimally small, God's Big Bang provides a new look at the creation of the universe and the world we live in.Author Bio: Author Lucius Bullard is a lifelong resident of Birmingham, Alabama. God's Big Bang is his second published book.