Given that the universe had a beginning (something that The Big Bang theory tells us), we know it had to come from something since its an effect. The cause I argue would be an eternal energy: God and we can argue this energy is a conscious and intelligent being given the fine tuning of the universe that's agreed upon by physicists. Random processes and mindlessness, given infinity, would still never produce such order in a constant mathematical alignment and observation of nature reveals this.

Some atheists try to get out of the "a universe from nothing" argument their position puts them in by arguing that this universe came from a prior one and that universe came from a prior one and so on for infinity but that refuses addressing where the first universe came from. Ultimately there has to a beginning otherwise there's no start.

So we're left with either "something from nothing" (which as explained above, is an idea that easily supports the existence of God too) or the common sense that the universe came from a cause that was eternal (again, as explained above, something that most certainly would have to be God rather than mindlessness).

Atheist fanatics and retards continue to remain scientifically ignorant of physics however, some still even believing in the now debunked "steady state theory" of the universe (which proposes that it never had a beginning but this is refuted by evidence showing an origin point of the universe along with other evidences).