There are lots of people who are willing to accept that everything in this universe is "governed" by the laws of physics and that it all began on a very small and simple scale. "But," they say, "I won't accept it that something comes from nothing; in the end there must have been a creator."
My problem with this argument is that it says: because the universe exists, in fact because
anything at all exists, there must be a creator. It seems easier to just accept that maybe something can come from nothing, rather than postulate a creator that conveniently defies physics and causality.
By the way, does the Big Bang theory really say that something came from nothing? Doesn't it say that everything came from a singularity?
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