Resolved: God doesn't exist.

RebuttalsR1: My opponent has layed out as what is most commonly used in my other debates and discussions that are both formal and informal. And there is two things that is wrong with this argument however, before I begin with them I would like to point out that my opponent has dropped my second and third contentions, and they still stand untill my opponent successfully refutes them. Now, lets begin with the two problems with my opponent's argumen. Theyt are as follows:1. My first objection will be concerning God's complexity. You see what my opponent and many other people (even some of the voters) fail to realize is that if the universe is the product of a all-powerful being, then that being must be more complex then the universe. This means that if such a god exists then by my opponent's logic then it must also have a creator, but this presents a problem itself, What created him? If the universe is too complex and perfect to be the product of pure chance, then surely this god must also have a creator then. And then comes the question of what created that creator and that creator and so on! It ends in a never ending paradox to think that a creator had to create the universe soley on th fact that the universe is 'too' perfect and complex. Of course after 15 billion years of contant evolution can get us at the point we are now and it doesn't require a bit of a creator's touch to do so.2. And my second objection is that the universe and the species that are apart of it are not perfect at all. The universe itself is due to it's beginning will also have an end. We know this, but we don't when however we can and have actually found out a good cause that may be the cause of the universes inevitable demise. Scientists have determined and proven that the universe began with what we refer to as the 'Big Bang', and has from that time on to this very moment the universe is expaning outward into the endless freezing abyss of space [1]. And guess what. Sooner or later everything from our sun to the galaxies we see every single night and day will freeze over. Furthermore, I will add that if you look into the night sky sometimes you can see the Andromada Galaxy (the closet galaxy to ours). We are head on a direct collision course for it [2], which will most likely be the death of the human race and all other species of animals on this planet and whatever happens to be on the others. And even further, if we take a look at the species that we see all around us (including ourselves), then you will see if we were designed then our designer wasn't all that good at it. We have fish that are born with eyelids but have no eyes [3], we have the snakes that have eyes but are blind [4], we have the Bull Dog which is born with heart problems [5], and even ourselves are prone to back problems from birth [6], and so on! there is can be written a very long list of these genetic problems that would take weeks if not moths to compile. So as you can see the universe and the organism that inhabbit it are not as perfect as my opponent might want you to think they are.R2: My opponent's next rebuttal is rather absurd. He says that God while being all-knowing and all-loving, hands over his creation into the hands of Satan even though he already would know how much suffering that would cause the innocent. And himself being all-powerful would at least create something that wouldn't betray him. Therefore, my opponent's second rebuttal holds no water.I will now give it over to my opponent.Thank You.Sources[1]http://skyserver.sdss.org...[2]http://www.nasa.gov...[3]http://en.wikipedia.org...[4]http://en.wikipedia.org...[5]http://en.wikipedia.org...[6]http://www.altmd.com...