Belief in God is reasonable.

Thank you for your acceptance. Remember, this debate is about whether or not *belief in God is reasonable*. Our physical universe expanded from a zero point singularity of infinite density during the Big Bang. All space, time, and energy began to exist in this instant. There is no evidence that would lead us to believe otherwise. http://science.nasa.gov... The degree to which our universe caters to life is unbelievable. A multitude of narrow constants independently aligned in order to make life possible. The odds of such an occurrence by chance is greater than the amount of atoms in our galaxy. http://www.discovery.org... Somehow life began. At the cellular level we've learned that all life depends on information in order to function. The chemical sequencing of base pairs ATCG in DNA encode the instructions for cell functions. The very first life must have had a specific arrangement of ATCG, and not by any chemical necessity, in order for life to have been viable at all. The specific sequencing of these base pairs arising by chance is basically impossible. "When we take the probability of creating a single protein of left-handed amino acids (1 chance in 10^301), and figure in the maximum possible reactions in the universe over 15 billion years (10^143), it will yield a probability of 1 chance in 10^158. We can conclude that the random chance of biological evolution to create a single protein anywhere in the universe over 15 billion years is essentially zero". http://www.universitycad.com... Fast forward. We find ourselves as conscious, intelligent, and moral beings. We live in a universe governed by natural laws. Nature exudes intelligibility and order. The universe as a whole is an interdependent and brilliantly self-contained and self-sustaining system. We find ourselves questioning the nature of our existence by adherence to logic and reason. Logic absolutes, that are conceptual by nature, are a transcendent aspect of the physical universe. Logical absolutes are still true despite what human minds think. Morality, or an idea of what we ought and ought not to do, is instilled in each one of us. We have a conscience that makes us aware of right from wrong. It's an innate moral sense of how we should behave. Humans intuitively know that certain things like killing or raping without necessary justification is indefinitely morally wrong. Humans have an intuitive and real sense of absolute purpose. So all of this considered, why does this show that belief in God is reasonable? The origin of the universe points towards a transcendent cause (spaceless, timeless, immaterial, powerful, causally-able agent), such as God. The fine-tuning of the universe is highly probable if God exists, and highly improbable if he doesn't. The fine tuning of the universe supports the premise is that an intelligent mind designed the universe with a purpose in mind. The origin of cellular information from mind is much more coherent than cellular information arising from unembodied chance. The existence of logical absolutes presupposes a universal, conscious, and transcendent mind. Knowledge of objective purpose from our moral compass is only coherent if humans had a real purpose to begin with. This would only work if humans were intentionally brought into existence.