Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

[Hatshepsut]

I don't feel the need to bow down to anyone...

You may tell them to rise, then.  

...as we approached this thing, there was an aroma of fruit, the closer we got the more pungent it become, much like orange blossoms.

Or elderberries if Cato's right. I'm just disappointed it wasn't myrrh from the Land of Punt.  

The idea that anything possible must therefore exist collapses under its own absurd weight.  It would require a universe to contain
its own power set and that is impossible whether the universe is finite or infinite.

Indeed, as even for the lowly empty set ø which has no elements, the power set is {ø}, a set containing one element. Or were you thinking of Bertrand Russell's "set of all sets which aren't elements of themselves," a famous set that includes the Barber of Seville?