"1) the Bible. Why should the Bible be a big fat lie, huh?"
Why not?
"Why would someone trick us into an entire religion that isn't true?"
Look at how much money people donate to churches, and the way religious people blindly obey what holy men tell them.
"In the time the Bible were written, and if there was no Jesus? Don't you then think people would have noticed?"
At the time? Yes. Thousands of years later, on the other hand...
"Then the word would have been all over the world if you know what I mean, and then we would by no doubt know that the Bible is a big fat lie. BUT IT ISN'T!"
It IS all over the world. It's just there are also credulous wanna-believers all over the world too. Also, bear in mind that your argument can just as easily apply to Vishnu, Amaterasu, Odin, etc. Would you accept it for their existence? If not, why accept it for Yahweh?
"2) the Big Bang. Why would a big explosion create Earth?"
First off, it wasn't really an explosion. Second, it DIDN'T create the earth, only the universe. Stars and planets didn't start to form for millions of years afterward.
"Everything does have a cause no matter what, and what did exist before the Big Bang?"
If everything has a cause, what caused your god?
"Something must have created black and white and all the other colors. Now if a scientific nerd reads this he would probably make some reasons on how the Big Bang got created, but what created the stuff needed to create the Big Bang?"
Here's something you'll never hear a creationist say...I don't know. But that's no reason to assume that there's a god making it all happen. And it's definitely not a reason to assume it's your particular god. When scientists don't know the answer, they start working to discover it. Pasting "God" over everything we don't understand not only explains nothing, but prevents any further inquiry. It's an intellectual dead end.
