Christianity is a Disease

1. Why are the laws of the universe unchanging? Why is mathematics consistent? My opponent said: The laws of the Universe are set in stone. It is by these laws that the Universe stays on course. Mathematics is man-made, the question has no point. - This does not answer the question. For the big bang theory to be true, all of the universe's laws must have come into existence instantly. In fact, gravity must have existed before the big bang. If it didn't, how could "all the matter in the universe be compressed into a dot..."? Mathematics is the study of quantity, structure, space, and change (Wikipedia). The actual force of mathematics is not man-made. On Monday can I take two apples and two oranges and wind up with four fruits, but on Tuesday take two apples and two oranges and have five fruits? No, mathematics is concrete and immaterial. 2. How could everything start from literally nothing? My opponent said: This is something we do not yet know. How did God come into existence? This is my point. If no one knows, why is the entire theory taught as a fact? Where did God come from? I could give you a long answer on how God is the first cause and therefore is self-existent, but when it comes down to it, I really don't know. But, this is the difference between you and I; I admit my belief is a religion. 3. If atheism is true, then our minds are reducible to physics. Since physics is fundamentally deterministic, we have no free will. Is this true? My opponent said: This is another thing that we simply have no answer for. That doesn't mean its not correct, it just means we don't know. Then why is this entire evolution theory taught as fact? This is a major problem. 4. If God doesn't exist because He's immaterial, does that mean love doesn't exist? What about thought? What is thought? My opponent said: We evolved these traits of love and thought to encourage survival. We love others, and that makes us protect them. We think so we can solve problems. You give a reason but no cause. Evolution is the changes over time in genetics. We know that things such as thought are not genetic; our supposed ancestors don't think like we do. They are designed to survive while we are designed to strive for truth. How can something immaterial be evolved when evolution is strictly materialistic? 5. If our IQ is a product of evolution and survival then why are humans the only ones with the higher intelligence? Why do people with higher IQ's not have longer life spans that others? My opponent said: We evolved this way. You're questions really show how dumb you are. If this were the wild, higher IQ people would survive longer because they can think better. You atheists always mock Christians for saying "God did it", yet you do the exact same thing. "We evolved this way". The burden of proof is on you. You claim that what you say is science, yet this is your best argument. Have you observed this? 6. Are there absolutes? Can something be absolutely proven/disproven? My opponent said: There are no absolutes. We cannot really be sure of anything. Are you absolutely sure there are absolutes? How do you know you can't know anything for sure? 7. Without God, how do you know right from wrong? My opponent said: You do what feels right. What if I want to kill you? Is what Hitler did alright? It felt right to him. 8. Is murder wrong? If so, is it wrong for everyone or just some people, why? My opponent said: Yes murder is wrong. And yes it is wrong for everyone. Why? Because no one has the right to kill. So there are no absolutes, and there are no real morals, yet it is absolutely immoral to kill? 9. If God is false, that implies a standard of truth, correct? What is truth? My opponent said: Truth is something that accords to reality. How did truth come to exist? It is immaterial after all. It isn't just some chemical.