Specifically, the third law is about absolute zero;
About absolute zero tempurature
Not about absolute zero "anything".
The laws of thermodynamics apply to physical things in our universe.
IN our universe, yes.
What makes you think you can just extrapolate them to make any kind of point about a setting where this universe doesn't exist (yet)?
Nor will there be, because the laws which govern characteristics of matter preclude its auto-origination.
That makes no sense.
That's like saying that "before I was conveived, I wasn't aging".
Well, no.... since there was no "I" to age. Not because "I" wasn't subject to the process of aging. Rather because there was no "I" yet to apply that process to.
So therefor, no matter how I came about, "aging" wasn't part of that process.
I don't see how the concept of anything in physics
of the universe is any different.
Entropy/thermo dynamics is a mechanism that applies IN the universe. It makes no sense to extrapolate it into a setting where no universe exists (yet).
It could be that you can extrapolate it. But how would you know? You'ld have to have knowledge about the state of things absent the universe. Which you don't.
So, in conclusion: thermodynamics have nothing of value to add to YOUR claim that "
science tells us that the origination of anything from nothing is impossible". Because let's not forget, THAT is the claim that this exchange is about. You seem to have scrambled to make it about thermodynamics, and after I pointed out that thermodynamics aren't relevant to this subject, you seem to have gone on the defensive without acknowledging the point being made.
That point being that thermodynamics in fact does NOT tell us AT ALL that your claim about "nothingness" is accurate. So you're back to square one.
So, I'll reiterate my initial objection before you sidetracked it into irrelevant thermodynamics: when did scientists ever get their hands on a "nothing" thaty they could study, to see if anything comes from it or can come from it?
It seems to me that without such a "nothing" available for study, your claim about it can't possibly be shown accurate.
The most educated man in Hell is still a fool.
"Hell"? What are you talking about?
You're the one claiming that 7th graders are taught and know things that even the best theoretical physicists are ignorant off.....
Science is the study of the physical world around us. It can neither prove nor disprove the supernatural.
But you said that there is evidence of the supernatural.....
Are you now saying that such evidence even can't exist?
You're going to have to start making some sense really fast here.......
By definition, supernatural happenings cannot be explained within the science of the natural world.
By the same definition, neither can magical things or impossible things or non-existant things.
So we're still on square one. You said there was evidence. What is that evidence, is the question put to you.....
I'm not asking for your excuses. You said there was evidence. I'm ask for you to share that evidence. Instead, you seem to be only serving me with excuses for why evidence can't exist "by definition"? 
Fortunately, God's existence cannot be proven to you
Why is that "fortunate"?
It seems to me that that is rather UNfortunate, no?
I mean, if not believing this god exists is such a big deal, then how could it be "fortunate" that we can't have any rational reasons to believe this god exists?
If that were the case, you would have NO chance of going to Heaven.
So none of the apostles had any chance of going to heaven?
I mean, they supposedly literally stood in God's (Jesus') presence, right?
They supposedly witnessed his divine power first hand in a multitude of ways, right?
I guess they all went to hell then, since they got their proof.... 
So, tell us all.... why would one go to hell if one would have rational reasons to believe a god exists? God doesn't like rational beliefs? He prefers gullible sheep who believe "just because"?
Sounds exremely immoral and unethical.
Faith is the belief in things unproven, and faith is the only way to the kingdom of Heaven.
So...... you have no evidence, unlike what you claimed previously?
So why did you claim that you had evidence then?
However, every single Christian knows that the supernatural world is forever.
Again with the self-contradictory nonsense....
If they know, then they don't require mere beliefs / faith.
You just said that those who KNOW (instead of just 'believe'), have NO chance of getting into heaven...................................
Make up your mind.
The physical world is just a temporary construct.
Another claim, for which you have provided no evidence at all.
It seems that your unevidenced claims are just piling up... eventhough from the first reply you got from me, I've been trying to reduce them by asking you to support the claims you're making.... Instead of getting that support, all I'm getting is even more bare claims.
Very telling.