This house states that there is/was/were a Creator/s.

There is/was/were a Creator/s. I phrased it this way to limit the debate to atheism vs. theism/deism. I do not want this to be a debate on :monotheism, polytheism, deism vs. thesim, gap theory, 7 day theory, etc. Strictly atheism vs. theism/deism. Now that the preliminaries are done I will open up with my scientific argument. First off there is an abundance of energy in the universe. There is an abundance of matter in the universe. My question is where did it come from? Some one might purpose that it has always been there but First Law of Thermodynamics states that neither matter nor energy can be created or destroyed. The amount of energy in the universe is constant ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½‚ï¿½" energy can be changed, moved, controlled, stored, or dissipated. However, this energy cannot be created from nothing or reduced to nothing. Now this might seem to be contradictory. Stating that energy can neither be CREATED or destroyed. But this is a part of science only after there was a science. (Science here means A systematic order to things that is constant without fail /I will admit that there are exceptions to some laws but not major exceptions/.) My question is "How did it all get here?" Is there a system that put it into motion? If so what is that system and where did it go? If you say that the system is only a system that works under certain circumstances then what are those circumstance? If we know those circumstances then why can we not reproduce those same circumstances? If we do not know those circumstances then how come we deny a Creator/s? Why can we not say that there is or was an all powerful being/s or beings that created? Now all that I am stating is that we can state that there is a possibility that there is/was/were a Creator/s. Now philosophically if there is a possibility of something then it must exist in some possible universe. Now if there is a possible universe that an omnipotent being/s exists/existed then it/they would be greater than if It/they had not existed even in a possible universe. If It/they is greater than It/they was then It/they is not truly an omnipotent being. Now in order for It/they to be truly omnipotent being/s than It/they must be as great as is possible. Now in order for It/they to be as great as is possible It/they must exist in some possible universe. If It/they exists in a possible universe then It/they has the possibility of existing in reality. If then It/they existed in reality then It/they would be greater than if It/they had only existed in a possible world. Now if It/they was greater than if It/they only existed in a possible world then It/they is/are not omnipotent. Now if It/they was truly omnipotent then It/they will truly exist. So as stated before this house states that there is/was/were a Creator/s. Now personally I do not believe in polytheism but when I say they were/are omnipotent then I mean collectively as one being. So this is my argument in short. 1. Where did all the energy/matter in the Universe come from? 2. There must be a beginning. 3. Is there a system that put it into motion? 4. If so what is that system and where did it go? 5. If you say that the system is only a system that works under certain circumstances then what are those circumstance? 6. If we know those circumstances then why can we not reproduce those same circumstances? 7. If we do not know those circumstances then how come we deny a Creator/s? 8. Why can we not say that there is or was an all powerful being/s or beings that created? 9. There is a possibility that there is/was/were a Creator/s. 10. Now philosophically if there is a possibility of something then it must exist in some possible universe. 11. If there is a possible universe that an omnipotent being/s exists/existed then it/they would be greater than if It/they had not existed even in a possible universe. 12. if there is a possible universe that an omnipotent being/s exists/existed then it/they would be greater than if It/they had not existed even in a possible universe. If It/they is greater than It/they was then It/they is not truly an omnipotent being. Now in order for It/they to be truly omnipotent being/s than It/they must be as great as is possible. 13. Apply the same principal that we just applied to the possible to reality. 14. This house states that there is/was/were a Creator/s.