God exists

I think that you might have to forgive me here since I’m a little stressed for time as I wasn’t quite ready for my opponent to respond as quick as he did. I will be addressing certain arguments out of hand here, so please try to stick with me. Pascal’s Wager There’s no reason that this has any grounds in this debate and should thus be thrown out of this debate. God and moral’s Moral is defined as “of, relating to, or concerned with the principles or rules of right conduct or the distinction between right and wrong; ethical:”[1] Now here I would like to challenge this argument as not to that the Bible and Qua’ran doesn’t say these thing, but rather, but to challenge the morality here. We can all see that morality is subjective. Now, because I am arguing this it would mean that morality would very from person to person, but in the end God has a universal morality. Escentially I’ll be arguing is that my opponent’s take on the case is looking at it from the wrong perspective. First we can see that morals tend to very from place to place. Let’s take for example Tibet’s allowing a son and a father to be able to take the same wife in marriage. People in the western culture may think that this is barbaric. What of different ways of different cultures burying the dead you have some people burying the dead, cremation, or even eating the dead. Now we may freak out and think that eating the dead is “Morally” wrong, but the thing is that we cannot tell them right or wrong since we’re from a different culture and thus our “moral” values are different then theirs. We can see that even if you stick a man on an island by himself at birth he is likely to develop his own set of values and these may be well different than our own. [2] Now, before you jump in saying that this is all here to disprove God, I will tell you that you are incorrect. Let’s look at the different ways people honor the dead again. We had cemations, buried, and eating. Though these are all different types of ways people deal with the dead, what’s the overall theme? It’s that people honor the dead. So we can see that though there isn’t a clear cut linkage, but there are universal traits that are accepted. My opponent is attempting to try to say that people shouldn’t eat the dead and thus it isn’t moral. We can look at the Koran (how it’s spelled in Afghanistan) and we can see that the verse my opponent has provided is more about the Brotherhood and unitity of the religion. Not about punishment. It’s like how American gangs stick together and then they are harsh on people who leave. So something as what my opponent sees as barbaric is actually accepted here in America. We can compare this to how LeBron left Cleveland and people burned his jearseys, but when he returned people rejoiced. We can see that something that is in the Koran is actually universally accepted right here in the US. Arguments 5 are addressed by my R3 argument. Proof that God Exists. My opponent here, himself, is committing a fallacy himself. The Falacy of ignorance. He states that since we haven’t seen God then he does not exist. This itself should make this argument enough to be thrown out of this debate, but if my opponent doesn’t think so, which likely he won’t, then I shall continue on this argument. My opponent tries to shift the burden on me, but we can see that the belief of God is A priori and a posteriori. If it is a posteriori then we can see that there is proof all around us for many things. We have people having certain expierences about God everyday, but if you want something a little more close to the situation you have things like how Moses wrote the Torah (first 5 books of the Bible). Here God “moons” Moses in order for him to see God and he documents this. This caused him to have to where a veil over his face as he decended Mt. Siani. Now if that’s not A posteriori then I don’t know what is. [3] I apologize as I’m unable to get all my arguments in due to a time restraint. Sources1. (http://dictionary.reference.com...)2. (http://www.rationality.net...)3. (http://www.examiner.com...)