Christianity is not a theory.
It depends on how you look at it. If you have a certain perspective, evolution can be a religion...except when it is thought of as a religion, it is called humanism, atheism, or sometimes materialism. Like I said, it all depends on your perspective.
Questions about the Big Bang:
1. How was the entire universe squashed down to a mini-microscopic particle? (Is there really that much empty space in an atom?)
2. What triggered the Big Bang?
3. What verifies the Big Bang?
4.
Against the Big Bang:
1. Many theories of Big Bang do not have sufficient evidence to back them up.
2.
Questions about Christianity:
1. What proof is their that an all knowing omnipresent creature exists?
2. How did God start? How did time start? (whoever added these made the two questions sound related, so I put them together)
3. What verifies the Bible?
4.
Against Christianity:
1. Many of the stories in the Bible do not have sufficient evidence to back them up.
2. There have been many cataclysmic events outlined in the Bible (Sodom and Gomorrah, the Great Flood), yet none of them have left any discernible mark.
3.
A lot of the things in the questions about Christianity and Against Christianity parts can be squashed down into one...so I'll do that after you tell me I can.
If I take 1 and 3 in the Questions and both of the "against" things, I can combine them into:
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There is no conclusive evidence for Christianity.
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That would be in the "against Christianity" section.
Also, question 3 in the questions about the Big Bang part can be deleted because it just repeats the thing in the "against the Big Bang" part.
Just waiting for comments about what I am about to do.