> These three ideas just don't fit with the facts. If an entity was powerful enough to create everything, what created IT? That's exactly the same argument as

> These three ideas just don't fit with the facts. If an entity was powerful enough to create everything, what created IT? That's exactly the same argument as "what happened before big bang created time and space". The right argument is "big bang theory requires less assumptions than God, and gives better predictions, so let's use it (until we find even better theory)". > Finally, if you accept that the universe follows certain predictable, immutable laws then you must agree that with enough information any future or past state could be predicted or recreated According to our best understanding these laws have random generator in them, so for example we cannot predict exactly when a radioactive decay of an atom will happen. And it's not because our lack of knowledge, that uncertainity is a state of universe, it's inherent to the quantum mechanics. At best we can calculate the probability distribution.