The Existence of God

Well sorry for the late response. Before I present my rebuttals, I just want to say something.Dismissing or even disproving a scientific theory regarding the creation of the universe does not prove a faith-based one is more true. That would be like me saying "The colour of an apple is not purple, therefore it is blue." There are endless possibilities as to how the universe formed, or was created, considering a "possibility" is simply someone's idea, whether it's widely believed by billions of people, such as Christianity, or a few thousand, like Scientology, or a single person, like that guy down the block who believes invisible garden gnomes on unicorns created cosmic sparks that erupted into flowers that grew suns as pistils, planets as petals, and pollen as moons and space dust. I'm disappointed that I've only got half an hour now to form my last rounds response, but I'll do what I can!You're implying I need to prove, or provide reliable evidence of an infinite universe... or God exists. This does not make sense. Like I said before, "and apple is not purple, therefore it must be blue" is not an argument. There are many theories as to how the universe came into existence, whether or not it's infinite or finite really doesn't have much of a difference. I know your argument is if it started from one point, what caused it to start? This means you're asserting that God exists because the universe came from something... you're just throwing God in there because you don't know exactly what happened before, and because... well not really anybody knows for sure either. This does not mean "God did it."There's no proof of God either. The chance that the universe is eternal is possible, as we've observed the possibility of larger quantum fluctuations. I have an idea that the universe has always existed, and one day blew up, aka the Big bang. Who knows what happened? But that's a theory. Even if you disprove it, and disprove every theory I throw at you, it has nothing to do with God, or proving his existence. Even if you can prove that the Universe is expanding, and most likely came from one point (which I also agree with to an extent), this does not mean God made it expand or blow up. This just means we know it came from one point. What caused it to blow up? Well, like I've said several times, possibly quantum fluctuations, as maybe energy has always existed?Considering I don't have much time, and I don't want bring up extra arguments, I've explained what religion is for previously: a good way to bring people together who believe in the same thing, worship the same set of morals, and have a reason to not be afraid of death, as if they're good, they go to Heaven. This is a great set of ideas, and does not mean God truly exists, it just means this is a great way of living (to a degree).So far you've cited the Bible and apparent "prophecies," that have been vague and are highly likely to happen to begin with, and "disproved" (not entirely) a couple theories regarding the existence of the Universe. You have not proved God exists. Quoting scripture does not prove God created scripture.You've only quoted godandscience.org, and pretty much copy-pasted half your arguments, but hey, even if a creator is needed to have made the universe, you still need to prove it's the Chrstian "creator." Even if I agreed with you that a creator exists, and a conscience diety created everything, you would need to show it's yours.I'm sorry but almost all "your" arguments have been direct quotes from godandscience.org, and I'm basically arguing against someone's site.And again I am really sorry for such a short, poorly put together final response, but I've ran out of time.Just remember, you've given reasons as to how an infinite universe is possibly unlikely, and how an expanding univer is likely, but you have not shown anything that proves God exists other than scripture that you claim to have predicted the future.Thanks for a great argument, I hope we both got a lot out of this!Have a good one.