re: Do you accept the notion of the Big Bang as the origin of our universe?

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Nah think about it. At first everything was distributed almost evenly, but the irregularities caused gravity to do its thing and coalesce the gas into very large stars (there was a lot to feed from). Those stars and cloud forming regions surrounding them would have distribution irregularities and the same gravitational processes occur forming galaxies. Maybe not like I said I don’t know the mechanics just guessing.

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However, the density of the clouds of dust would have been so extreme that once a star began to form there would be nothing to stop it becoming a giant black hole. That's why I posed the question.

I don't think we can impose the conventional star-making process that we observe today upon such a different environment that would have been present near the origin of the Universe.