Materialism is challenged as a scientific philosophy, particularly in light of arguments about the universe's beginning with the Big Bang. The Big Bang is viewed not as the start of all existence but as the beginning of our four-dimensional spacetime. The improbability of the universe's characteristics does not necessitate intentional design, as existence itself suggests conditions must be suitable for life. The multiverse theory posits that an infinite number of universes could yield the right conditions for life by chance. Ultimately, the discussion questions the need for a creator, arguing that existence does not imply creation and that similar reasoning applies to both the universe and God.