As my friend Khartoba says: "The universe is a vastness of space and matter that is all very complex. Where did it all come from? It's easy to think that some sort of master Architect is responsible for all this. Many easily accept that this Architect is God. Well that was easy enough, RIGHT? This complex universe was simply created by a much greater intelligence than us, God himself. But wait a minute. If this is the case doesn't it go without saying that God is [at least] 100 times more complex than us or the universe? If it is unlikely that the universe 'just simply came to be,' and needed a creator, than isn't it 100 times less likely that something as complex as God could 'just come to be' [as well]? Oh but God is Alpha and Omega -- he has no beginning or end. Why is this so easy for people to accept out of God's beginning, but not for that of the universe?" (That's a rhetorical question).