This is a bit hard for me to explain but I'll try my best. This DOES tie in with relegion just bear with me. I'm actually an atheist but I've been giving this some thought. There's a but of physics here too, I hope people can understand. If I've made a terrible error please tell me, I'm only 15 and I want to perfect my way of thinking philosophically/religiously. I don't actually beleive this, it's just a theory and if you can beleive in it then the big bang theory, the theory evolution and the "god" theory can co-exist peacefully, which is the most important thing.

There are some things in the universe that we currently have no known explanation for. For example, we think that all protons, electrons e.t.c are identical but as far as we can tell radioactivity is a "random process". Now, let's assume that these are completely random, that would mean that for every possibility there would be a parallell universe e.t.c. OR you could say that god controls these processes manually.

Surprisingly, this ties in very closely with the theory of creation. We understand that genetic mutations within DNA is often caused by radioactivity (proven), which as we have assumed is a random process. If god did control these then he could directly design us and cause evolution! This way he could still be controlling the evolution of life right under our noses, but there is no "proof" of this. The hand of god doesn't penetrate your mothers womb and mingle with your feotus, but radioactivity is far closer to home than we think because it can alter DNA as it is being copied. On the other hand during this "big bang" or whatever one alpha particle could send a whole galaxy flying off in a number of possible diretions (you never know).

The big bang theory however states that the whole universe was just a clump to begin with. If this were true shouldn't the universe be completely neat and symmetrical? When this "ball" expanded unexplained processes caused one galaxy to fly off in this direction, some planets over here e.t.c. So there are either billions of universes for every possible outcome or there is only one universe for the outcome that is. I do NOT beleive that anything can be completely random, it just doesn't make sense, so it is plausible to think that a higher power could have modelled the universes by carefully timing the occurences of seemingly "random" things?