Between this and the 'pull yourself up by your bootstraps' thread, brehs really coming with the stupid dumb shyt today
Your argument that there wasn't anything before the big bang is a childishly naive interpretation of science.
it's not that there wasn't anything before the big bang, it's that the big bang is a spacetime singularity that we simply cannot look past, same way we can't see what's inside a black hole. You're misunderstanding on a basic, fundamental level, what those scientific theories are saying. Additionally, some theories (not widely accepted), like Sir Penrose's Cosmic Cyclical Cosmology (CCC), claim that maps of the background radiation of the universe displays concentric circles which points to super massive black holes from a universe before the big bang. So yeah, your argument is invalid. Not to mention that you didn't even apply the same logic to your own line of thinking: if nothing comes from nothing, then where tf does your primary mover come from?
Not to mention that many Christian/religious types, including priests and popes going back to at least John XXIII over 50 years ago, have moved passed and already accepted that their theistic conceptions of reality are outdated and don't fit within a scientific understanding of the universe; that doesn't mean they abandon their religion, it just means they stop trying to explain shyt through these mythological fabrications. Besides, you're coming from a straight up racist perspective, because many religions, like hinduism and buddhism, also conceive of the universe as infinitely recurring without any primary mover. You're basically discrediting billions of people's religious beliefs (who have actually contributed to science, unlike your funky ass judeo-christian babble) by coming with this bs monotheistic dogmatism angle.
Which is to say, mf'ers are stupid af out here.
how is it logically impossible?
again, you have a very overlysimplified and outright incorrect understanding.
the current theories explain that quantum fluctuations in a vacuum produce seeds for early particles. so your understanding of 'nothing' is wrong, it's not nothing, there's just a sea of quantum fluctuations (and the evidence for such virtual particles is Penrose-Hawking radiation around the event horizons of black holes). If you're asking where that came from, again, it's unknown right now - not because there isn't a cause - but because that level presents a boundary which we haven't seen past; the same way atoms were the boundary until quantum physics explained their existence.
You can try to cap and go "well where did those come from
" but if your understanding of the basic tenants of the big bang are this out of touch, it'd be useless to try and get into even more esoteric questions of quantum physics.
TL;DR:
Das ist nicht nur nicht richtig; es ist nicht einmal falsch!