God exists.

Rebuttals Con asks: I'll ask the all important question that everyone would like to know if there is a God were is he? God is omnipresent, but immaterial. We cannot observe him with any of our five senses. Con asks: Where'd he come from? God didn't come from anything. He is eternal, timeless and the creator of time. Con asks: What you said contradicts itself you clam matter cannot be created or destroyed then how was God made? God is immaterial, he is not composed of matter or energy because he existed before both. Con asks: like you said he couldn't have just appeared and if is real why has there been no sign of him sense people began to question he existence in the bible all of these stories take place of these great adventures were God spoke to man about his wishes why does he not smite the non believers? Like I said, we can not observe him with any of our five senses, but that doesn't mean that we can't know that he exists. Your last point, about the bible, is not relevant here. This debate is not in any way, shape or form about the Christian God. Con asks: why would he let his child be beaten,stabbed, crucified? This point is not relevant to this debate as it has nothing to do with the bible or the Christian God. Con asks: Why has he NEVER made any other universes? Who knows? He may've. Con asks: why would he hate gays if he loves all of his children? Again, this debate is not about the Christian God. Con says: Why...why....why Every religion has a god Muslims (Ala) accepts everyone why can't Catholic's and Christian's God Doesn't. With their almighty God who tells them to kill EVEN THOUGH the ten commandments do say THO SHALL NOT KILL they went on crusades (Catholics and Christians) All of these questions and more go unanswered why does a God not answer simply he doesn't excite. Now granted there is no direct proof he excites but think about this without Religion (God,Pope etc.) would there be as many wars? No, because with a God the people at war have someone to blame for the war not that they are greedy and corrupt and foolish. None of these points are relevant to this debate. This debate has nothing to do with religion or any specific God, as long as he is uncaused, spaceless and timeless and he created the universe. This debate also has nothing to do with the destruction religion may or may not be responsible for, and even if said destruction was the fault of religion, that doesn't make religion any less true. Con says: If there was a God would he let people Starve and die and get raped and worse? Just so that they can join him in the "almighty heaven" with him yet he send people to Hell he makes people who do one bad in there lives and they suffer for it WOULD A GOD DO THAT? You have religions who fight one another American soldiers are in the Middle East fighting corrupt Muslims (Terrorist) would a god want this for his children to kill each other? I think not. This part of Con's arguments says that there can't be a God because of all the evil, but God doesn't necessarily have the property of being all-good, so Con's points about evil aren't relevant here. Con says: If God made the universe WERE is he why does he not speak to us why does the church think that it knows every thing that is to be known. Churches are not relevant in this debate, but Con does raise a good question, "Why does God not speak to us?". I could ask the same question but reversed, "Why would God speak to us". The obvious answer that comes to mind to your question is that God never had the motivation to speak to us. Or perhaps, he can't speak.ArgumentsThe Argument from the first law of thermodynamicsCon drops this.What are some properties of God?Con drops this.The Kalam Cosmological argumentCon drops this. Conclusion-I have given three arguments to support my case.-Con has so far given no arguments to support his case.Con has failed to respond to any of my arguments.