I just wanted to point out the glaring flaw in this post. I am an atheist, and have been since I was about seven years old and I realized what was what. Whenever somebody finds out I am an atheist in real life, I am in some way discriminated against at least 3 out of 4 times. Whether it be a comment like "You're going to hell", a condescending statement, or just a look that silently communicates "How can you not believe in God?" It's hardly a new fad, either. We are at a unique time in history where the scientific evidence is coming together and the standards of living are at a point where people are not feeling the effects of repression. People are generally weak minded; when in times of peril they generally feel the need to look for something bigger than their situation, this is where God comes in. Things like the internet have made information widely available to people who search for answers, which has indirectly lead to an increase in people finally seeing the scientific evidence. I would wager to say that one day, non-religion will overtake religion as the major worldview as more scientific evidence is uncovered/observed.
If you are going to make an assertion, back it up. "Stupid theories" Oh, really? Is that why nearly all of the top minds in the world believe in it? You know, I'm not usually one to just go with what someone else believes, but if I were I would make that decision based off of someone who KNOWS THEIR SHIT. Would I rather believe some priest who is trying to spoon-feed me stories from a book written by people from a much less advanced time who needed a way to explain some of the natural phenomena in nature, or a 21st century scientist who has devoted their life to finding the answers using the most efficient way known to man: the scientific method. I don't know about you, but I'm going to go with the scientist. You say something can't come from nothing, but why? Why do you think this? Is it because it's all you have ever known? You know, back in the day, you would have been laughed at if you made the assertion that the world was not flat. Just because we think something is true at this moment in time does not mean that it is. Your example involving nature proves nothing, you're only stating facts. There is no correlation between the natural order of the world and God. Also, you very clearly lack understanding of the theory of evolution (inb4 it's just a theory) if you think it's as simple as making a major jump from a species such as bears to lions. I have no clue what the fuck you're talking about with the moon splitting 1400 years ago, I'll assume it's some bullshit story within the Qur'an comparable to Noah and his Ark from the Bible.
It's also important to note that the Big Bang theory does not state that something came from nothing. The universe, as we know it, was simply in another form called the singularity. The singularity can be thought of as a collection of all matter and energy into the smallest point imaginable, a point of infinite density. It's best to be thought of as the universe existing as pure energy until the point at which it began expanding, into which we now know as the universe.
