I really don't know
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Which God? there are thousands possibly millions considering parsonal gods, but to answer your question: as far as we know gods don't exist, and the universe as we know it came from nothing.. its not that hard considering that the only reason we can't produce something out of nothing is because its against the laws of physics... but remember that Before the big bang there was nothing including laws if physics only quantum potential
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Well, ..., IMHO, Big Bang may have been the tool that God used to create the universe.
In order for any system to exist it must start out with a finite amount of energy and organization and then proceed to a lower potential and more disorganized state. This is precisely what we see occurring in our universe. Thus, implying that the "something" we have now came from a much greater "SOMETHING" that is pre-existent.
Consider any event that happens is our universe. No event in our universe just happens. Rather every event has a cause. Every cause has an effect, and each effect may itself may become a cause or multiple causes in a causal event chain. Such that, if the if the universe is at size (x) it will be of size (x+1) in a few moments, and a few moments later size (x+2) and so on. Conversely, one can walk the causal chain backwards such that we see the universe at size (x-1), and size (x-2) all the way back to ... size(1) a singularity. Step back once more and you come to 'i' an undefined point in time before anything including the singularity existed.
Some people erroneously maintain that the universe has always existed. Most of these people faded away when Hoyle's Steady State model was discredited, however, despite advances in scientific observations there are few today who cling to that failed supposition. Yet, we know from our observations that the universe is finite in mass and energy, as well as, a finite age. Since it had a definite beginning (and will have a definite end) then there was a point when it did not exist.
In order for any system to exist it must start out with a finite amount of energy and organization and then proceed to a lower potential and more disorganized state. This is precisely what we see occurring in our universe. Thus, implying that the "something" we have now came from a much greater "SOMETHING" that is pre-existent.
Consider any event that happens is our universe. No event in our universe just happens. Rather every event has a cause. Every cause has an effect, and each effect may itself may become a cause or multiple causes in a causal event chain. Such that, if the if the universe is at size (x) it will be of size (x+1) in a few moments, and a few moments later size (x+2) and so on. Conversely, one can walk the causal chain backwards such that we see the universe at size (x-1), and size (x-2) all the way back to ... size(1) a singularity. Step back once more and you come to 'i' an undefined point in time before anything including the singularity existed.
Some people erroneously maintain that the universe has always existed. Most of these people faded away when Hoyle's Steady State model was discredited, however, despite advances in scientific observations there are few today who cling to that failed supposition. Yet, we know from our observations that the universe is finite in mass and energy, as well as, a finite age. Since it had a definite beginning (and will have a definite end) then there was a point when it did not exist.
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