Where did the particles that caused the big bang come from?, if there is answer for that then where did the...

answer come from? and if there is answer for that where did that come from? and if there is an answer for that where did that come from? and if there is an answer for that where did that come from? and if there is an answer for that were did that come from? There is a pattern with my question, no matter what answer is given, i will say Where did that come from? The point I'm trying to make is that the evelotioun theory and the big bang theory have to be wrong because no matter what answer is given there is that where did that come from question. Atleast with God there is answer, the answer is that he is eternal and is infinite of years old and will be around forevermore. Although with evoloution there can never be answer. Why won't people just admit there is a God (the Christian God) and that he (the Christian God) created the heavens and the earth. It is very clear that i made a very good point. Particles and gases just can't be there, scientests have already proved spantanious generation to be impossible. The merriam-webster dictionary defines spantanious generation as abiogenesis which is defined as the supposed spontaneous origination of living organisms directly from lifeless matter.

If you can fathom that your god is eternal, you should be able to understand that the universe is also eternal.

Don't you think this is a little ignorant? It's not that people are scared to admit there is a god, it's that they simply don't believe there is. I mean there is no evidence that he does no evidence that he doesn't. It's more of a matter of just personal belief. If it's something you believe strongly of good for you, but it also doesn't give you the right to shame others for not. I think the biggest key here is respect for others opinions.

there is no evidence to support your religions fanatical beliefs that particles caused the big bang. Please read the theory, as stated, for yourself and STOP taking your pastors word for what it says.