Why GOD is real

So thank you for not citing your source for that giant quote. I'll do it for you (http://www.angelfire.com...)All of these points that you brought up are easily disputed. Venus and Uranus, for example, most probably spin in the other direction because a large asteroid ran into them and the force of it caused them to spin the other way. The energy from this 'spinning dot' came from all of the matter being condensed like a black hole. The first law of thermodynamics "Matter cannot be created or destroyed" does not apply to the Big Bang Theory, but rather to the Creation myths. God happened out of nowhere, and made the universe with the snap of his fingers. The Big Bang Theory proposes that, though the name is quite misleading, that it was neither "big" nor a "bang." It started out with every piece of matter mashed together, and spread out over time (http://www.physicsoftheuniverse.com...) which leads experts to believe that the law of thermodynamics does not necessarily apply to the 'creation' of the universe.The world is not becoming more chaotic. Everyday we are taking strides to make our lives easier, helping developing nations grow, organizing our own lives. Slowly but surely, we are coming to understand the world and universe around us.Newton and Einstein, as inspirational geniuses they were, could not possibly know everything. The technology was simply not as reliable in their times as it is today. Gravity was only just becoming understood in Newton's time, the atomic bomb has been improved on ten fold since Einstein's time; Not every single theory they made back then is still going to be relevant today. Just as how it was the norm to believe the Earth was flat or the center of the universe, the Big Bang theory will evolve and expand until it is perfected."In God We Trust" only became the nation's motto in 1956, 180 years after our country signed the Declaration of Independence. (https://www.usmint.gov...) It would not be fair or accurate to claim that because of this our nation was "built on God" as you suggest.Noah's Ark is not the first flood story. These are common throughout history, and the Bible was not the first one to use it. Egypt, Babylonia, Native Americans, and more had similar myths. Each had their own little twists, but they all share a common theme. To believe that one of these are true, such as Noah's Ark, than shouldn't the rest be true as well, especially when they came hundreds or even thousands of years before the Bible was written?To be honest I'm not sure how rock slides have anything to do with proving God exists because it is a natural occurrence that has been happening ever since there was rocks. In conclusion, common arguments that people use to defend the existence of God and Christ are illogical. They go against everything we have observed about the universe, and continue to observe today. Religion is a fall back for people, because it is traditional. Their parents and grandparents went to church, so it seems natural to devote every Sunday of the year to worshipping God. Unfortunately this is a waste of time, because God does not exist, and will not be able to listen to your prayers.Thank you for your time. It was a pleasure debating with you.