How was created the universe?

Nowadays, many of us have an idea of how the universe was created but no one
has been totally accepted, this instinct to know about our origins always have been
present in our nature, for example, when we were children one of our favorite past
time was getting on the terrace and spotting the brightest stars and constellations,
the landscape invited us to step back and consider a different way of relating to the
world. In my case, staring at the night sky allowed me to have inner peace. It
allowed me to see how diminutive life and concerns are compared to other things
in the universe.
It´s clear that this is such a difficult question to answer, and that´s the reason
different theories have appeared. Some people think that life started with an
electric spark, this natural discharge could have generated amino acids and sugars
from an atmosphere loaded with water, methane, ammonia, and hydrogen.
Lightning might have helped create the key building blocks of life on Earth in its
early days. On the other hand, many who believe in evolution say that billions of
years ago, life began on the depth of the ocean. They feel that in some such
location, chemicals spontaneously assembled into bubble-like structures, formed
complex molecules, and began replicating. They believe that all life on earth
originated by accident from one or more of these “simple” original cells. Other
equally respected scientists who also support evolution disagree. They speculate
that the first cells or at least their major components arrived on earth from outer
space, because, despite their best efforts, scientists have been unable to prove
that life can spring from nonliving molecules. As we can see, these two theories
have scientific bases, although, there are others that do not, like the one that
predicates that God, an advanced intelligence, created the universe from nothing
or with ingredients unknown to us.
In my opinion, the best answer so far is the Big Bang theory, where the universe
began as an expansion from a singularity and continues to be expanding even
today, which isn't anything. While the majority of the astronomical community
accepts the theory, there are some theorists who have alternative explanations
besides the Big Bang such as eternal inflation or an oscillating universe.