God exists

"First, I believe that this universe is not only constituted by stuffs and materials, but also the immaterial things that we could not see." You are absolutely correct on that. Logic does not physically exist but it does exist. It is a concept. The number one not the adjective just the number one is a concept. Love is a concept that we use when we experience extreme emotion. I do not see how this proves God at all. You were just making an observation." -The fact that this universe is not only constituted by stuffs and materials allow god existence to be true and things that we cannot see and understand to take part in our daily lives. For example do you see and understand love? What is love? You could definitely feel it but to comprehend what you're feeling, you might need something much more (a god) to comprehend the intangible and also to invent it. I mean why do you feel love the way you feel it? You feel love because why? Why are you even feel it in the first place. Why was it even there? Don't explain to me what love is, tell me what it is. "Second, you say that the big bang SEEMS miraculous to you because you do not understand it. You are doing god of the gaps. If you cannot explain why something is the way it is, then you assume that it is god. You use god to explain your uncertainties, which does not verify that god actually did it but you are making a guess" -So let say if I understand how the big bang works and how it came to be, then I'm technically a god because I understand how this entire universe works since I created it. Let's put God out of the universe. Love is not tangible, it is a concept but still, I could feel it and it seems real to me. Why was it even there to begin with? So the big bang created love as well? If god wasn't there to programmed us the way we are then what? "Third, you say that we cannot know the difference between right and wrong and we cannot know the difference between good and evil. YES WE CAN!!! The way we determine what is good and evil or right and wrong is based on the way we feel subjectively about the issue. That is what our own personal morality consists of. If morality can from god, then why don't we all have the same morals? By saying that it comes from God you are saying that I don't know where it came from so it must be god. You are using god of the gaps." -Slow down and read my point again. The questions are intended to clarify my point. "The way you determine what is good and evil or right and wrong is based on the way you feel subjectively about the issue." -Why was our perception of right and wrong there in the first place for us to even think about it? And then you ask if morality came from god, why don't we have the same morals? It is like you (a human) trying to create a machine that has the same characteristics and abilities as a human (you can't). "I have a few questions for you now. Why would god not want to reveal himself to us? By not revealing himself to us, he is allowing there to be doubt and different views on what god is. You might say that if god reveals himself then we will be forced to act perfectly because he is always watching. But if you believe for a fact that god is always watching, then why do you make mistakes?" -Ask yourself why not? If god was there, the free will that he or she or it has promised is gone. What I mean is, let just say if you are a kid just like me, and your parents are there, how would you behave when they're there and when they're not? Just the same as God, if God is real and show himself to the world and declare his authorities, where's free will? Okay, God watches us, so what????? We made mistakes because God let us do what we want and the consequence that came with it. It is free will my friend. You can do whatever you think is right for you but there will be consequences for the action you choose. "Also, if the universe had to have a cause, which you believe is god, then who created god? Why would you make an exception for your own case and not mine? Also, quantum mechanics verifies that the universe could have spontaneously created itself. It gives no explanation on how god could have been created." -If you know who creates god, then you are a god (I mean you are the god of gods). The existence of God is mysterious in a way that we cannot comprehend. Just like love, you can explain what love is but you can't tell me what love itself is because you do not comprehend. Quantum mechanics verifies that the universe COULD have spontaneously created itself. It gives no explanation on how god could have been created because we cannot use scientific experiment to prove the existence of a god. I would be amaze if any of the scientists could show me God in their laboratories. "Also, if god is supernatural then there would need to be supernatural evidence of him existing. Jesus is not supernatural evidence because you have no proof that he existed. If you say that the Bible verifies it, then I say that what is your proof that the Bible is no made up but was actually written by God." -The bible itself is God's words, but it was actually NOT written by God himself or herself or itself. The supernatural evidence of God is supernatural is look at the universe itself and tell me who or what has done this. "Also, if god is supernatural and not bound by time then he would be spontaneously living in all time frames throughout history. If this is true, then god would have created everything at the same time throughout history. So, he would have created us knowing that we would fail him. If you say that free will is the reason that we betrayed him, then I would say that free will does not exist because our decisions are made by our brain. If we claim that god created us, then god created our decision making organ, the brain, in a way that would result in us betraying him. If you claim that the soul is what lets us do our decision making, then the same logic would apply from the brain." -I would argue that free will does exist because it is our decisions that lead us to our doom. You're right by the fact that God has premeditated the event but that's the event in the bible, and God was actually there (in the bible) to take control of the event. What about in today world? Let just say you want to pick up a glass of water, does god really there to tell you otherwise? If you want to kill someone, does god really there to tell you: "hey don't do it, it's bad." NO. The concept of free will still exist since the intervention of God wasn't there to prevent us from what we're doing so that explains why we made mistakes even though God is "watching" us because simply God is not there to tell you what you should do (God DIDN'T tell us what we MUST do, even if God did, it is still our free will that lead us to make our own decisions). "Also, why would a God create such a big universe and only care about earth?" - Aye, you're talking about god will and god can do whatever god wants. In my opinion I think he want us to know we're special, that we are one in a trillion planets (I don't know how many). "Also, why would a God have any desire to create us? It is not because of love because if god created us out of love then why would he allow us to fail him and cause all of our suffering in the world. Our actions are a result of what this god has created and if we betray him then god made us to betray him" -Once again, free will exists. We choose to fail him and the causes to all of our suffering came from our decision. He probably wants us to experience suffering so we can feel that pain and redeem ourselves to become better. He let evil in our lives so we, from that evil, can become good. God didn't make us to betray him, our lust for power and equality to god leads to our fall from grace in the Garden of Eden. From that fall from grace we can become good again, we can redeem for what we did wrong so we can return from where we've begin (heaven).