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Originally Posted by Malkavian
We do not currently know where the laws of physics came from because that would require us looking outside our universe. No way of doing so was devised... yet.
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But they had to come from somewhere. There is an answer. You just throw your hands up.
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Not really. If a bunch of raindrops fall together nearby, they will coalesce into bigger ones. This does not require creator. They so to reduce surface tension and minimize their energy state. Everything in the universe seeks to minimize its energy, so just like bigger raindrops, atoms are at lower state then the sum of their parts...
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You need the atoms that form Hydrogen and Oxygen first. Where did the design of the atom come from to form raindrops. How does hydrogen and oxygen KNOW to be water?
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How do crystals form naturally without any creator? See above, it is the best available configuration for them at the moment. Chemical and nuclear reactions do not require supernatural explanation... They occur naturally and can (more or less) easily be replicated in the lab.
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The atoms of the crystals were designed and built by someone or something. You cannot get something from nothing and there had to be be a God that always has been to break out of the chicken - egg circularity.