The Christian god exists and rules over the universe - read rules.

As my opponent said, "Christ gave us the timeline from himself to the end. He gives some bold claims for a Jewish carpenter 2,000 years ago. Could it be possible? Absolutely". Absolutely, but only if you cherry pick prophecies and are ignorant of the vagueness of each of these "predictions". For a prophecy to be impressive it must fulfil these criteria: " 1.It must be accurate. A statement cannot be Biblical foreknowledge if it is not accurate, because knowledge (and thus foreknowledge) excludes inaccurate statements. 2.It must be in the Bible. A statement cannot be Biblical foreknowledge if it is not in the Bible, because Biblical foreknowledge definitionally can only come from the Bible itself. 3.It must be unambiguous. A statement cannot be Biblical foreknowledge if multiple outcomes could fulfill the foreknowledge, because ambiguity prevents one from knowing whether the foreknowledge was intentional or not. 4.It must be improbable. A statement cannot be Biblical foreknowledge if it reasonably could be the result of a pure guess, because foreknowledge requires a person to actually know something true, while a correct guess doesn't mean that the guesser knows anything. This also excludes contemporary beliefs that happened be true but were believed to be true without solid evidence. 5.It must have been unknown. A statement cannot be Biblical foreknowledge if it reasonably could be the result of an educated guess based off contemporary knowledge, because foreknowledge requires a person to know a statement when it would have been impossible, outside of supernatural power, for that person to know it. " http://rationalwiki.org... Without specifics a prophecy is worthless, like the predictions you referenced. They are vague, probable and without timeframe. To prove that a prophecy that does not fulfil this criteria is unimpressive I will give you an example of a modern prophecy similar to one of the bible. "We will be discriminated against based on our religious belief/s." See what I mean. If Jesus predicted something like 9/11 in a clear way with a date I would be impressed but the predictions you have listed are anything but clear or specific. Additionally, you failed to mention unfulfilled biblical prophecy: Ezekiel 29:8-15 " Egypt would be a barren wasteland Ezekiel 30:12 " The Nile will dry up Isiah 7:1-7 " Judah will not be harmed by his enemies, but in Chronicles 28:1-8 he was harmed Isiah 19:1-8 " The Nile will dry up and the sea will drain Isiah 19:18 " The Egyptians will speak the language of Canaan Exodus 23:25-31 " Israel will extend from the Red Sea to the Euphrates And the list goes on, if you would like more I am happy to provide them!!! Now to your direct "evidences". 1.The bible has been preached among much of the world, yes. But so were lots of religions before it, of course it was going to be as well. This violates criteria 3, 4 and 5. 2." see 5 3." see 5 4." see 5 5.This had all been done before!!! Religions come and go, different characters are worshiped, especially in those times: killing by beheading was common and so was killing believers in alternative religions so when the two are combined it is not a surprise. This violates criteria 3, 4 and 5. 6.The Achaemenid Empire (500BC to 300BC) populated 44.48% of the earth, they believed in Zoroastrianism and Babylonian religion occupying a minimum of 22.24% of the world with each religion, close to Islam"s 23% that you alluded the " represents. This violates criteria 3, 4 and 5. https://en.wikipedia.org... As for the sword, I believe that that has been taken out of context from the bible passage, but even so, the crescent is the symbol for Islam and Muhammed did not want a holy symbol for Islam as it was not something he agreed with. Even if the sword was used that is no surprise, around this time period swords were very popular and now have historical value. 7.This one "predicts" religious conflict between nations, I don"t know if you are sure but there was a lot of religious wars before Christianity i.e. it is easy to predict as it is natural to fight over religion! https://en.wikipedia.org... here are some. Also you linked ISIS, that is not a nation! 8.This one "predicts" violence and sin across the world, wow, I don"t know if you know but violence and sin in nature is not too hard to predict, after all it is all natural!!! There are gay farm animals, there are murderous animals etc. "I predict that things fight and sin" wow I must see the future as well!!! 9.https://en.wikipedia.org... " here is a link to the history of the middle east, you can see that it is disable even before Christianity, no surprise that it still is. Damascus in particular, it is not "a heap of ruins", don"t get me wrong, it is in bad shape but it still has a lot of structures, after all 1.7 million people still live there. https://www.google.com.au... 10."He shall stretch out his hand against the countries, and the land of Egypt shall not escape. He shall have power over the treasures of gold and silver, and over all the precious things of Egypt; also the Libyans and Ethiopians shall follow at his heels." this is so vague. What does it even mean? It appears it predicts a dictator but, huh? You wrote "Egypt did not escape. Libya and Ethiopia are in submission." What did Egypt not escape? What are Libya and Ethiopia in submission too? "Something will happen to Egypt, Libya and Ethiopia." I would be worried if a common thing did not happen in these countries after 2000 years. 11.I don"t know how you go from "The name written on her forehead was a mystery: babylon the great the mother of prostitutes and of the abominations of the earth." (as written in the bible) to "It told us exactly what and where it is. A city. By the Red Sea. Hated by Iran. Against Christ. The place where they bow to its image...." Babylon was founded in 1894BC and died in 539BC i.e. pre Christ and pre Christianity. Further on this, Babylon was not by the red sea " if that is even what you are saying?!?!