The Big Bang supposedly is something that just flashed and the universe was here. The entire infinite universe felt this flash, really? Do you realize just how big the object that created such a thing would have to be? Impossibly large to cover the infinite universe, plus we can't really prove the Big Bang actually happened, we would need the scientific method to prove this, and I don't see how we can. I think this option is illogical because of how infinite the universe is, also this theory just seems to be something scientists just put out there to counter the God theory.
A Universal God
As far as Gods go, we can't prove or disprove the existence of a God in general. What I mean is we prove Earthly Gods are fake, but generally the supernatural being that is a God is something we can't prove/disprove. Now let's go further with this, a universal God creates and sustains the universe. I can see it, but that would mean this God is taking care of the infinite universe at the same time, do you see the problem with this? This God can't be everywhere at once so it is illogical to say he sustains the infinite universe, let alone creating it, which is what he should still be doing because the universe is infinite. I think this option is illogical because why would a Universal God need to create material forms? He should already have everything in his utopia, there shouldn't be a need for creation.
My Theory
I can see 2 theories happening,1.) the infinite universe beginning when stars first formed, how I can't really say, maybe the particles that make up the sun existed at the same time back then. But as the universe is infinite, not all areas were suddenly developing, when the first suns developed they gravitationally forced all the other particles to orbit them and that created planets which led to galaxies, ect. Essentially gasses formed, made stars that put everything else in place.
2.) it's all a lie, just one big conspiracy set to fool us and keep us contained








