Time and Energy Have no Beginning From a Biblical and/or Scientific Viewpoint

I believe I can offer the audience a simpler theory. Scientific Explanation Everything you can think of has a cause. Pick anything, and trace the causes back continuously and you return to that religious/scientific battleground, The Big Bang. While the science behind it may appear rather tortuous, it all comes back to one elementary law of chemistry. Matter/Energy cannot be created from a chemical reaction. I state once more. Matter/Energy cannot be CREATED. If you were to rewind, per say, a view of the universe since the view of the big bang, it would get infinitely smaller until it reached a source, a single source, where all the matter and energy in the universe could have been stored prior to the big bang. A black hole. Now consider this. If a watch were to get closer to a black hole, the closer it got, the more it slows. Eventually when it reaches the center, it stop. This phenomenon is due to the gravitational pull of the black hole that distorts time. In essence there is no time in a black hole, so therefore if the synthesis of the universe began from a black hole, then it is impossible for there to be time BEFORE the black hole. If all the matter/energy in the universe was condensed inside the black hole before the big bang, then no time was passing. This view is shared by Steven Hawking, however I can provide an explanation that includes a god. My opinion is that there was a timeless state before the big bang, however in that state, there was only god. Time as we can comprehend could have only been after the big bang because all matter existed in a timeless state. You may ask then what time did god have to create the universe. From my studies, the most logical explanation to this is that god is an all powerful being who created matter/energy and then used the big bang as a way of creating time. If god created time and energy, that means that, unlike the views of my opponent, there was a definite beginning of time and energy in the universe because if not, you would be saying time and energy were made before god, which doesn't make sense based on the time effect of the black hole that contained all energy and matter that god created. The moment the energy/matter was released, that marked the measurable beginning of time because prior to that, it is impossible to have time due to the gravitational pull that eliminates time. To conclude my scientific explanation, a god would not need time to exist because he is the creator of time. This proves that there was in fact a definite genesis to energy/matter and time in our universe. From a Biblical standpoint I quote from Genesis 1 "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2 Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters. 3 And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. 4 God saw that the light was good, and he separated the light from the darkness. 5 God called the light "day," and the darkness he called "night." And there was evening, and there was morning"the first day. " Lets take a look at this "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." Stop right there. To create the earth and the heavens, matter and energy would be required. P1 Anything that is created was created at a certain point C1 If the thing that was created was energy and time by god, then energy and time have a definite beginning C2 If energy/matter has a definite begging, then they cannot be timeless. P2 energy/matter existed before the big bang in a timeless state P3 Time did not exist before the big bang C3 Time came after energy/matter This brings up C1 again "If the thing that was created was energy and time by god, then energy and time have a definite beginning" C4 Since energy/matter came before time, and energy/matter has a definite beginning, then time also has a definite beginning. C5 It is impossible that energy/matter and time always existed. Back to my opponent