Ma`rifat Kalami

The Big Bang theory is a cosmological physics theory that explains the origin of the universe. According to this theory, the universe came into existence approximately 13.798 billion years ago as a result of a massive explosion from a primordial fireball that was extremely dense and compact. This theory has had various theological implications, including its use in the teleological argument. The primary objective of this article is to contribute to the deepening of religious beliefs, particularly belief in God, by attending to the ultimate order existing in the universe. The method of data collection is library-based and note-taking, and the method of processing is analytical-descriptive. At the initial moment of the universe, there existed precise fine-tunings that over billions of years led to the emergence of an intelligent being called man. None of the approaches that have attempted to explain this cosmic fine-tuning solely on the basis of scientific laws without recourse to an intelligent governor have proven adequate. Therefore, the Big Bang theory, given the refinements required at the initial point of creation for the emergence of an intelligent being, can serve as the minor premise of the teleological argument, thereby demonstrating the necessity of an intelligent governor.