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comments →  [–]MrKequc 0 points1 point ago   Well you've gone
and gotten us onto the topic of theoretical physics. Good one.
I am not a theoretical physicist, however as a layman what I
understand is this. We don't have any examples of "nothing",
what people often point to as a reference as to how god must
have created everything. There is no such thing as the "nothing"
that they are talking about. They speculate that before the big
bang even though there is no evidence of this, that there was
literally nothing. The evidence which suggests that "nothing" is
actually something is that the universe exists. Pretty damning
evidence honestly. And if "nothing" literally is nothing and god
had to make nothing become something then what is "god"?  The
naturalistic model of the big bang has been fairly sturdily
evidenced as being at least partially accurate. For example the
introduction of the higgs boson which matches the naturalistic
big bang theory s