How was the universe created

Theists argue that something can't come from nothing as a justification for the existence of God. If God exists then something is there to create the universe, but who created God? Nobody? A God's God? And him? Does he have a creator? Infinity onward? Or if God doesn't need a creator then why does the Universe require one? How does it make anymore sense one way than the other? How does God coming from nothing make any more sense than the Universe coming from nothing? Why do people use that argument? It is logically unsound.

Isn't that your million dollar question right there. Thing is nobody actually knows.

About the God thing; God has no beginning and no end. He is always. But if you want a more scientifical answer, i highly reccomend Steven Hawking's Into the Universe: The Big Bang Theory on Discovery Channel. It's an awesome explanation of how he (and many many other physicists) thinks the universe was created.

Science and all theories dealing with this question have only one actual answer....

We can only theorize/explain the universe's creation down to a single point in time...
This point in time is the time where everything we know can then be measured and explained... the planck scale!

Before this very small, tiny tiny tiny tiny amount of universe expansion, we cannot say what happens at all! God certainly can exist... Several gods can exist. No one knows and no one can actually prove anyone else wrong on this... PERIOD.
That's what I like, and for me it somewhat makes it still seem as though a god or gods can coexist in this world, even though I do not believe that.

God is a spirit and is a Person, a spirit person. He has an Active Force which He uses to Create. Just
because we don't know or understand how doesn't mean it's not true. Man did not know anything