Some random snippets from Kingdom that need addressing:
It is necessarily true because of the impossibility of life naturally originating from nonliving material.
It is not impossible. There is nothing about any life form on Earth that violates any of the laws of the universe. Life is chemically possible. Life is thermodynamically possible. Life follows the laws of physics. Your claim that it is an impossibility is utter nonsense.
The first law of thermodynamics "matter/energy can not be created or destroyed" is a law that came into effect only AFTER the universe began to exist. Just like the Constitution of the United States came into effect only AFTER the United States became a nation.
You cannot say with any accuracy what laws were or were not in place before the Big Bang. No one can, because no one knows for sure. But I know why you think that, because you think the universe is something from nothing, which it isn't...As shown by these comments:
But that is the point, the singularity wasn't just sitting there for eternity waiting to expand..it had to have come from somewhere.
There are only two options. Either the past is infinite, or the past is finite. We have reasons to believe that the past is finite, therefore, a timeless cause is necessary.
So in essence, the past cannot be eternal, a First Cause is necessary.
The universe equals nothing. I've explained this to you in other threads I believe, but to reiterate, everything in the universe cancels out. The net spin of the universe is zero. The net charge of the universe is zero. The net momentum, the net force, the net energy, the net (insert here) is all zero. The universe equals nothing. It literally is nothing, from nothing. The current state of the universe is just a version of "nothing". Simply put: 1-1=0, 1+1-1-1=0, 2-1-1=0....all different states of 0, but still zero. The universe is a state of nothing...