Before the Big Bang Occured

According to Einstein's relativity, time itself began with the big bang. "Before" the big bang makes no sense it's like asking what is North of the North pole. Asking how something came from nothing is also unhelpful. First of all, why is "nothing" the default state? Second, let's say there was nothing, let's just assume that for a second. What did God make the universe out of? Nothing? I thought something couldn't come from nothing? That's the problem with postulating a God either way it contradicts your own argument. Either God created the universe out of material that already existed, which leaves you with the original problem of where that came from. Or, God created it out of nothing, thus violating your own premise that something cannot come from nothing. The argument seems to be "something cannot come from nothing, except for God who can make something from nothing...because that's the rule...that I just made up just now".
I haven't been into the theoretical stuff since my undergrad so bear with me, but the way physics itself get's around this problem is to blur the line between something and nothing. I know what you're thinking, something is something and nothing is nothing. Well in particle physics, not necessarily. You are mostly empty space, and empty space has mass. Nothing, weighs something.

The flow of time is a property of the universe that comes out of the second law of thermodynamics. That means there was no "before the Big Bang", and there was never a time when there was nothing.

As Stephen Hawking put it: "Asking what was before the Big Bang is like asking what is north of the north pole".

Uniontera number 15, hope it helps. This is your so-called 2 dimension.

"Uniontera poem is to ferrari what big bang theory is to porsche."

Existence is the time expressed by light itself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN1jTwHUC…