The Islamic God exists.

OutlineI. Definition of GodII. Evolutionary psychology and superstitionIII. DragonsIV. Occam's razorV. SummaryVI. SourcesI. Definition of GodDefinition of God via dictionary "1. Goda. A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions." [1]The above definition seems to match what most people in my area see as God. There are many differences between God and an ordinary object. One is that you can pick up a pen, see a pen, manufacture a pen, show your pen to your friends and so forth. There is copious amounts of evidence that a pen exists. The same goes for many animals. Yet, with God the evidence if any is much less than that of mundane objects.II. Evolutionary psychology and superstition Many people in good faith pronounce that God must exist because so many people believe in God. From the Egyptian religions, Greek, Roman, Norse, Primitive tribes, Middle Eastern, and Far eastern religions. That being said religion is pan-human. Meaning every human has some sort of concept of religion. Yet, there are many other ideas like ghosts, spirits, dragons, etc. In a survival of the fittest environment via Darwin's theory of evolution, ghosts make sense. Yes, that's right the idea of humans fearing spirits, ghosts, and dragons helped humans survive and evolve. Perhaps the best way to explain religion is via dragons. III. Dragons Perhaps the most universally accepted or pan-human symbol is that of the dragon. I just got several chills just typing these words. From a Darwin's theory of evolution point of view, why would this be to our advantage? Why would it be logical to believe in dragons? In a scientific film Quest for Dragons [2] the answers are unearthed. To summarize why belief in dragons is logical from a Darwinism point of view dragons have fangs like a cat, claws like a bird of prey, and a neck like a snake. The ultimate predator. Yet, when we look for fossil evidence we find only dinosaurs. Yet, no known fossils of dinosaurs met the criteria of a dragon. Therefore, dragons must be part of our psychology, like hobgoblins, ghosts, spirits, and so forth. Now why would it be to our evolutionary advantage to fear dragons? Well looks at the fangs first, large cats are a real threat to humans and other great apes. Claws like a bird of prey, must be something passed on from before humans evolved into apes. A bird of prey certainty is a threat to rodents. Finally, the neck of a snake. Poisonous snakes can harm humans quite easily and even kill humans in rare instances. Therefore, it is logical and to our evolutionary advantage to believe in dragons. Despite the fact that no fossil evidence of dragons has been found. As for ghosts and spirits, building upon that is it our advantage to be superstitious, a rustle in the grass may be that of a predator. Spirits and ghosts symbolize unseen predators. "You look like you've just seen a ghost!" Is often said when somebody looks frightened. There is a very good and logical explanation why humans are afraid of ghosts. Finally, often God is imagined as a spirit of some kind. No corporeal form. Therefore, a belief in God is logical and to our advantage from an evolutionary point of view. IV. Occam's razor Occam's razor states that the simplest solution is the best. "The simplest explanation is usually the right one. " [3] Now which is the simplest solution? That the Islamic God exists, created the universe, and performed all the deeds in Islamic religious doctrine versus the Multiverse Theory, the Big Bang Theory, the Primordial soup Theories, and Darwin's theory of Evolution. At first, a person may guess that God is simpler. Yet, often with religious history the question if often begged "how did God come into existence?" There will be many legends about how religious figures A, B, C, and D performed all these miracles. With scant attention to how or who created God. Yet, by the very nature of creation, the creator must be more complex than the creation. Therefore, God must be more complex than creation, the universe. Considering how complex the universe is, the furthest galaxy over 13 billion light years away, the sheer mass of the sun, black holes, and the volume of hyper red giants, its safe to assume that God must be extremely complex. Which again, gets back to how was God created? Since the creator must be more complicated than the creation, whoever or however God was created must be even more complicated. Which then leads the question how was that created, creating a larger problem to infinity. Since God must then be infinitely complicated Occam razor chooses the scientific theories over God. V. SummaryIn summary belief in God is logical and to our advantage from an evolutionary point of view. Just as belief in dragons and unseen predators is. Nevertheless using Occam's Razor we perceive that God must be more complex than the universe, since the creator must be more complex than the creation. Which then begs the question, who created God, which only complicates the problem infinitely, since then "who created the creator" infinitely. Thank your for your time and energy reading this debate. I wish my opponent good luck. VI. Sources1. http://www.thefreedictionary.com...2. http://www.imdb.com...3. http://science.howstuffworks.com...