We can never answer where everything comes because existence is illogical.  This is why I believe we are more than random chance.

However as far as consciousness we can observe that it can occur out of a biochemical process, as chains of chemicals in a cell reproduce and form a brain, and after about 2 years of absobing information, the human brain becomes self aware.

That's easy, it's no different from humans, who can't fly, making a machine that can fly. Our consciousness is just our molecules reacting in a certain way, a trait that naturally developed through natural selection of the more intelligent among our forebears. 

On the flipside, can God create a rock so big he can't lift it? ;)

i didn't give a definition i gave my opinion as i would assume everyone here does with their posts

i think what you meant to tell me is that i should be consistent, that i shouldn't describe something a certain way initially then change that entirely later in a discussion

and btw just about anything that exists can be defined in infinite ways depending on how abstract you are

if someone ask you to describe someone for them and you say something like "oh they have red hair and large shoulders" but thats not enough information so you say "ok they have red hair, large shoulders and a large nose"

that is being more specific its adding more information to narrow down the subject matter

Well i believe there is a god! and he created all of this.

Prof. Michio Kaku. He breaks it down...in a nutshell.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NbBjNiw4tk&index=8

well if you think that its more likely that there's an endless chain up until infinity fair enough buddy lol but for me from my perspective its pretty simple

what fact?

Where did god come from?

The argument put forward by Stephen Hawking is that the question isn't a meaningful one, because there is no "before the big bang", in the same sense that a tennis ball doesn't have a "start" point on it.

Personally, I'm actually somewhat skeptical of the big bang, as a scientist. It falls foul of the same problems that creation by a deity does, in my view. I don't have enough evidence to say with any confidence, but I suspect that the universe doesn't have a "start" at all - that it has always existed. All evidence of the big bang is based on experimental measurements of other things and comparing them to predictions... but I have an idea that may be able to explain those measurements without requiring a big bang. But this isn't the place for that discussion.

Lets see, it is either God, or nothing. But of course you cannot create something from nothing so therefore God, but then, who created God some might say, personally, I'd Say God is God and he's always been there as He is God. But then you get the argument that maybe all the components where there from the beginning but then still that doesn't make sense as you obviously cannot have anything without something there to create it... so we get into the ferocious circle... which leaves me to again say God again. Also because if it there wasn't a creator, we got order from chaos and order that was maintained somehow amid chaos so I can't see that happening so I see that there had to be something that guided it all and that someone would be God.

Yeah, so who made god?

You're asking questions that no one can answer. As humans we are part of the universe and that's why we can never look ouside of it. We can only describe what we see inside. That doesn't mean that there's nothing outside of it, even if there would be totally other physical laws out there and most likely another time and stuff. But the multiverse theory still sounds the most reasonable. There's no reason to assume that an event such as the big bang occurs only once.

Whatever, it all comes down to the oldest and biggest problems in philosophics. What is reality? Where am I and why am I? The simple but unsatisfying answer is: You can't know. You can't know anything about reality. Do you even know if you're not alone? Maybe all the other people on the world don't even have consciusness. I mean, they may look and act like real humand with a mind and all, but that doesn't mean that they are actually alive. You can't know if someone else is self-aware without being him, which is impossible. So you could very well be all on your own in this whole effin' universe!

Cogito ergo sum - This is the only thing that a human will ever truly KNOW in his life. I think, therefore I am. You know for sure that you are here. You know for sure that you are you. There's simply not a single soubt about it, because otherwise, you wouldn't think whatever thought you are thinking right now. Everyxthing else but this simple fact remains a mystery. The reality around you is created by your brain. We never, not even once in our lives, see what is really going on. Everything is filtered and worked out for us, presented in a neat form to our inner selves. 

Maybe a reality is just a dimension and there are multiple or even infinite of it. There are so many realities, that none of them is real. Another big problem is, whatever is true in the end, it doesn't matter. Because you simply cannot imagine whatever it is. So you decide to believe in god? Fine by me, why the fuck should I care. But it's nothing cloder to reality than Big Bang. You make the mistake to ask philosphical questons to science. Science never made an attempt to answer those. Science only describes what is around us, the laws of physics and such. It doesn't answer everything. Because that's simply impossible.