Seriously. Something cannot come from nothing without a God. Evolution is a myth.
Hi. It is an easy mistake to make, but you got your theories mixed up. so to help, I would like go over a couple of points if you may, and I hope you take it in the honest way I intend to deliver it, with no agenda, other than to offer you some information about the theories.
Evolution is a fact, and irrefutable, it is something people must accept, and embrace, or be ignorant of, but it does not stop it from being a fact. You will hear people discussing problems with evolution, but really evolution has no issue, it is the triggers that drive evolutionary change that people are unsure of, and Darwins theories of natural selection is the prime one.
Darwin's theory is not perfect, as it has issues with genetics. This is because genetics did not exist as a science when Darwin came up with his theory, so of course he made mistakes in his assumptions, these have been acknowledged, but natural selection is still proven.
So back to your post. The big bang is the unproven theory that you are discussing, which I guess is why you say "get something from nothing".
The big bang theory, was born from data from Edwin Hubble (same guy the telescope was named after) that suggested the the universe was expanding (If you want to know how, look up "Red Shift"). That information was extrapolated and it suggested everything was travelling away from a single point, which we call the singularity.
The singularity is basically the entire universe condensed into something the size of a thimble, so we did not appear from nothing, just something very small. That might seem impossible to you, and it certainly stretches my imagination, but atoms are full of space, and not actually full of material, so the amount of visible material is not as much as you might think, and we are talking about crushing it under extreme pressure and temperatures.
The difficulty in explaining whether the big bang is true, is that we can only see so far back in time (Yes I did say that) and with the universe being so old, the earliest moments of the universe will have to be created in the mathematical arena.
You and I are made of carbon and a whole bunch of metals and minerals found all over the universe. These materials are made in the extreme heats created when stars die. We are in fact made of star dust, and it doesn't get much better than that.
If you have never looked at the planets, and their moons, and even our moon, through a telescope, I urge you to do it, not to convert you, or for any other reason than it is beautiful and fascinating. If you have never looked at Nebula and the star making factories, I urge you to do it, if you have never looked up at the stars when a meteor shower is due, I urge you to do it. These things are free to see, and are amongst the most miraculous and awe inspiring sights you are ever likely to see.
The Big Bang Theory just leads to more beautiful stuff, like what are black holes, how do stars die, how are stars born, how are solar systems built, why is our solar system conducive to life etc
With a little luck it might urge people to buy a telescope or even a good set of binoculars and start learning about the universe, in fact amateur astronomers, due to their abundance, make more discoveries each year than the professionals, and if you catch an unknown comet, you get your name on it; so you see scientists do not claim to be the leading experts at everything; sometimes they rely heavily on amateurs to point them in the right direction.
If you believe God made the planet, and the universe, that does not match my world view, and I am fine with that, but go and look, see what he did, and enjoy it.
