We are all made of star stuff. But not our sun. We all come from other stars that died billions of years before our solar system formed. I think life is in meteors. Frozen rock with the 4 basic elements needed for life. DNA. Amino acids. Proteans.
I think the sun and our planet are living things and were born and will one day die.
What caused the big bang and our universe to start? Who knows. Our ancient ancestors came up with a god. Then organized religions lied and said he visited.
Think about it every religion is based on a lie.
From current day, back to ancient times, we have accounts of people who have had experiences with God. We have all wondered how this world came to be. If early man was simply making up a story, the easier story would be that an earlier, larger race of humans formed everything.
However, when human experiences of God are added into the equation, the more logical conclusion may have been, "The Great Spirit/God must have done it, because we humans surely could not."
Religion is complex, and some religions did develop from people/a person with a personal agenda. However, all of them--or those who honestly seek God, not a personal agenda--seem to have been taken over by a greater force. Even with this, religion is still plagued by
people taking one or two facts or truths--and then building layers upon them as well as jumping to some pretty farfetched conclusions.
Knowing there is a God, I don't have the luxury of unbelief. What I can do is play the archaeologist and sift through the layers to attempt to determine what is of God and what is of man.