Call me naïve, but good science tells us that nothing comes from nothing. For this reason, believing the theory of Evolution/Big Bang is like walking into the Louvre in Paris and when seeing the Mona Lisa, thinking to yourself, “It’s amazing how with time and random chance, the paint ended up on this canvas to resemble a lady, the wood formed the frame, and all these paintings somehow over millions of years hung themselves on the wall. It’s absolutely astounding.”
No one would think that. We would reason that there must have been a painter. He decided what to paint. He mixed the paint, applied the paint and framed his painting. Workmen must have hung these paintings according to a specific plan and layout. We know that nothing comes from nothing. When we look at the universe around us the same general rule must apply.
Science also tells us that not only can’t an inanimate object come from nothing, but life itself definitely does not come from nothing either. Any yet we are surrounded by living, breathing things?
Could there be an all-powerful, eternal, Creator God who for his own purposes created the universe? Could this living God have “breathed the breath of life” into living things? (Genesis 2:7, 7:22) Or did the entire universe – everything – come from nothing? If you think the latter is true, I recommend a visit to Paris.