Through great irony of circumstances, the chair where Newton taught at Cambridge University is now occupied by the atheist Stephen W. Hawking. First of all, one must establish a correct point of view. For example, that which is written about our world's creation is not written as a natural science abstract, but as religious edification. For that reason it is nonsensical to search for what is not written there. In the Bible our attention is drawn to the creation of the world by God from nothing.
Geology begins with chaos, finds itself in a state of fermentation and motion.
Geologists do not know. Holy Scripture goes further than chaos and geology, and states that God created the very first matter out of nothing, from which, little by little, this well-organized world was formed. Further, Holy Scripture states that the earth, in its gradual change from general to individual, from imperfection to perfection, from bondage to freedom, approaches closer to man, until in man it forms a crowning purpose. This narration has deep religious significance. From it we see that man was the purpose of God's creation.