You are a something from nothing man then?
No matter what or which origin or creation model one applies, there will always remain the question, What then before that?
This sort of question seems to me, to be beyond our current ability to define and/or explain with any certainty and/or finality.
It seems that there is some fundamental need within mankind, to seek such answers. The origins of that need are most likely the subject of discussion in some other thread in some other folder, or should be.
For me it is enough to say I do not know with any certainty what will come next or where it all began. These are questions beyond my experience.
I am certain that we all came from something. The question of whether the universe had a begginning or will have an end is beyond anything I can imagine, aside from imagination itself.
So, no I am not a something from nothing man. Instead I would say I am someone who understands at least some of the limitations of my ability to provide "real" answers to questions like, where did it all begin and where will it all end. In either case I was not here to see the beginning if there was one. Nor do I know anyone who was. And I am fairly certain I will not be here to see the end. Nor do I believe I know anyone who will.
We have some very fundamental questions before us that remain unanswered, that we deal with everyday. It seems a terrible shame to waste time on things we cannot at least at present ever hope to know with certainty when we have no real idea of what causes things like inertia and gravity, the relationship between space and matter, why a neutrino might travel faster than light and so many other questions, that are a part of the world we wake up to each day.
However, this is a personal opinion and I support everyone's right to their own beliefs. Somehow, beliefs seem to have become an important part of human awareness. But this once again begins to stray from the subject area of this thread.