Life is but a dream. (Shaboom.)
This business of something from nothing is just a language problem. Our nothing is an absence of something. For all we know, in the larger scheme there is no nothing and never was, and there are degrees of existence, some quite beyond the ken of all but God.
In any case, it’s clear Hawky is not seeing the big picture. We are not too small for God to care about. He has no limitations and can devote a billion years to listening to the prayer of a child, if it suits him to do so. We are not too numerous to the Lord, who made the numbers. Nothing created by His hand is insignificant to him, and that’s the flaw on which atheists usually rest their case. We’re supposedly too small, too brief, too insignificant; but that’s only if God is limited.
He can give each of us an entire universe if He chooses, and better yet, a personal Savior. Oh wait — He did do that!
Well said. I got into an net debate with an Athiest who used the idea that “the universe is so big and we are so small in comparison” to support Athiesm. I asked him how big would the universe have to be, in comparison to humans, so that he could believe God existed.......that one stopped him cold.