Let me try and re-phrase this argument.
The bible says, In the beginning, which is a reference to (time). Which has three dimensions; past, present, and future. God created the heaven as (space), which can't escape time. It also has three dimensions; length, width, and height. Where can you be where you're not in space or in time? You can't be, it permeates everything. Then God created the (earth: i.e matter). It comes in three dimensions as well; solid, liquid, and gas. All three of these have to come into existence at the same instance. If you had matter, but no space where would you put it? If you had matter, but no time, when would you put it? You have to have all three simultaneously. So when text books state that nothing came from nothing that is not common sense; time, space, and matter cannot create themselves. They need to have an outside force, such as an all powerful, almighty, and infinite God to create those things.
You may argue all you want about the idea of creation but you will never have the full understanding of where we came from, or better yet where the universe came from.
All you evolutionists can do is claim that the universe came from "nothing".
Not from nothing but more than the fact that the bible and science agrees that the universe began at a finite point in time and with that the material came from the immaterial. What else could be immaterial that would produce such a result? Only two things are immaterial, abstract concepts and minds. Abstract concepts are nothing without a mind to manipulate and interpret them. Therefore God, the conscious being behind the creation, spoke into existence the universe.