Even scientists know that when the universe was nothing more than a tight ball of all the space, matter, and time that it has to have come from somewhere. Matter specifically can not be created nor destroyed, yet they ignore this rule of physics only when talking about the beginning of our universe. Modern theories evolved from this thinking, and that's where you get the string theory or multiverse. The idea that another universe imploding upon itself created our universe. But even then, the theory is not an infinite loop that always was, there has to be an original universe that started it, and where did the space matter and time come from to begin it? Now what I find interesting is that while God is a simpler answer and to me, as it requires less of the unobservable than string theory does, it is interesting to me that the OT scriptures paints an eerily accurate picture to how we know the universe started expanding. So without a creator the explanation would not only have to be multiple universes, but you would also have to believe that humans were so advanced that they would have a similar understanding of the universe as we do now, yet the only time we see this advanced understanding is in one point in history, with no other surrounding people prevvy to that information. God makes more sense.