I have a question

[yoleeena]

Okay, so atheists say the universe started with a Big Bang, which I don't disagree with BUT
The 'thing' that exploded or whatever to create the universe, where did that come from?
I mean, everything has to come from somewhere right? As in, you can produce something from nothing, because you had nothing to work with to start with. This is what my common says tells me anyway

So yeah, that tiny thing that exploded, it must have come from somewhere so how do atheists explain this?

I assume someone already asked but I'm sure not reading through all of this thread to be sure. So tell me, Yoleeena, if nothing can come from nothing where did your god come from? If you're prepared to say a god always existed then I'm content to say that the universe always came from prior conditions .. whatever they may be. Why shouldn't there always be prior conditions? If a god can hide out in nothing, I don't think prior conditions would have any trouble doing so.

Why dont you just read what I wrote?! Its honestly not that hard...

Ill say it once more

God created the universe via the Big Bang, and one of the things created was TIME, read the properly, it says T-I-M-E. This is was moves the human being from the point of BIRTH to the point of DEATH. So, because God created this thing it means he is not affected by it (time) and he is not bounded by it. Therefore, God does not have a BEGINNING nor an END, so He has always been there, so this means he wasn't created

I hope I dont have to repeat that.