god is exceedingly stupid or he does not exist

I read over your debate and I happened to watch both videos, very interesting. You seem to think that following god's will would be an act of mass murder and sadism. I happen to believe that that is not true and that you are incorrect. Let me explain. The world we know it is a world of change. A young woman grew up to be the height of 5'2" but she was not always that height. The great oak tree grew from just the tiniest acorn. Now while you might be saying that this is an act of evolution, I happen to think that this is an act of God growing and changing organisms. Now obviously other things take place, it's not just God changing the organism alone, it's God changing the environment and the materials needed to change the organism. We notice that some things cause other things to be (to begin to be, to continue to be, or both). For example, a man playing the piano is causing the music that we hear. If he stops, so does the music. Now ask yourself: Are all things caused to exist by other things right now? Suppose they are. That is, suppose there is no Uncaused Being, no God. Then nothing could exist right now. For remember, on the no-God hypothesis, all things need a present cause outside of themselves in order to exist. So right now, all things, including all those things which are causing things to be, need a cause. They can give being only so long as they are given being. Everything that exists, therefore, on this hypothesis, stands in need of being caused to exist. But caused by what? Beyond everything that is, there can only be nothing. But that is absurd: all of reality dependent"but dependent on nothing! The hypothesis that all being is caused, that there is no Uncaused Being, is absurd. So there must be something uncaused, something on which all things that need an efficient cause of being are dependent. Discoveries in astronomy have shown beyond a reasonable doubt that the universe did, in fact, have a beginning. There was a single moment of creation. Here I'm going to bring up Pascal's Wager: If you place your bet with God and you are right then you win everything but if you are wrong then you lose nothing. However, if you place your bet against God and you're right, you win nothing but nonexistence after living, however if you are wrong then you lose everything for eternity. The bible was not written by God himself but by man. Consider Saint Thomas Aquinas" argument on motion. Motion Exists. Motion can only be caused by other forms of motion. If you go back far enough you will find a primary unmoved mover. This is God. The Cosmological argument is another simple argument. We know that everything that exists has a cause related to its existence. We know that the universe exists. Because it is exists it must have an uncaused cause. The uncreated cause is God. Both of these arguments are dependant upon the universe having a beginning. If the universe is infinite, then a primary mover -- a creator -- has no place. However modern cosmology has determined the universe does have a beginning. The laws of thermodynamics have determined this. According to the second law of thermodynamics, we are running out of working energy. It"s obvious that things wear down. If the universe were infinite then we would have run out by now.