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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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ELI5: How everything in existence coming from absolutely nothing (Big Bang) is any less ridiculous than theological explanations?

It just doesn't even seem like a real answer to me. I'd classify myself as an agnostic theist just simply due to this (seemingly) gaping hole in logic. So there was nothing, then there was everything? Reads a lot like Genesis. 

To be clear, I've read a little on the events after the "event" and how everything formed and I find it fascinating and pretend to grasp some of it. It's just the "nothing to everything" part I find ridiculous.
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Compare scientists going "Okay, we don't know how this works yet. There's still research and studies to be made, we know we don't know, but this is our best estimate with the knowledge we currently have." to "God did it."

We know that the Big Bang theory, and other competing theories for the origin of the universe aren't quite there yet. But we're still looking, because Science is about learning and refining your ideas as you get new evidence.