Esa frase está fuera de contexto. La dijo Heráclito en referencia a su teoría sobre la materia y lo que quería decir era que siempre se está desgastando y transformando.

If everything needs a creator than every creator needs a creator, which means everything doesn't need a creator because that would mean there are infinite layers of creators each more complex and advanced then the last. If you think the "creation" you see around you is so advanced that it needs a creator, just think about how advanced and complex that creator must be. His existence would not solve the existence of the world, it is an answer that simply differs to something even more complex who's existence is an even bigger paradox then the world it supposedly created. Plus that creator also would need a creator unless you think it just popped out of nothingness, so you're better off just accepting that complex systems can arise out of the interaction of simpler components because you can't just say "well golly, gee whiz, this universe exists and there's complex stuff in it, so something even more complex that I still have no explanation for must have either popped out of nothing or have been created in an infinite quantum loop of creators and created it".