Hey remix,

Well, two issues with your argument. First of all, you seem to be employing a double standard here, and I could just ask: where did the creator come from? At which point you would probably say that the creator has always existed. But If the creator did not need to be created, then why must the universe need to be created?

Secondly, evolution isn't about the beginning of the universe;  Humans (and other organisms) have DNA which is vulnerable to mutations, and simply put: Evolution is the accumulation of these genetic mutations over time (along with the notion of survival of the fittest). It's totally different to the Big Bag theory, and says nothing about the beginning of the universe, or even the beginning of life, it only describes a gradual change which is thought to happen to all living beings. It's even evidenced by the fact that people have to get new vaccinations for the flu and other infections every year (often in these cases the bacteria and viruses responsible for the illnesses simply mutated, and the old treatments are no longer effective) 

Abiogenesis is the theory which puts forward a hypothesis about how life on earth originated.