Does God Exist? (For fun before people complain)

Atheists say that no one can prove God exists, and they're right. But I say no one can disprove God's existence. But in order to have this debate we need to look at the available evidence, and that's what we are going to do. Most cosmologists believe the universe started 13.8 billion years ago in an event known as the big bang. Within 3 minutes 98% of all matter to ever exist had been created as a result of this explosion. This is not believed to have created the first life, that is believed to have come from evolution which I will go into later. But anyway, this explosion is believed to be the reason we are here. But the problem is this explosion had to have created everything, which means there was once nothing. So in other words they believe that this explosion came from nothing. But in our lives we never see something pop out of nothing. But atheist want to make a small exception to this rule, that is the universe and everything in it. But not only that but nothing coming form something is limited by two very important scientific laws. The law of conservation of energy, and the law of conservation of mass. These laws clearly state that neither energy, nor mass can be created or destroyed. This puts the nail in the coffin for the big bang theory because it simply requires that energy and mass came from nothing. But not only that, but the complexity of this universe which goes way beyond the scope of the human mind is ridiculous to call chance. The reason scientists refuse to accept the falsity of the big bang theory is for two reasons. One, is the big bang theory does not require God. Accepting God as the creator of the universe means something in your life. It would mean living a life that honors God, not yourself. The second reason is because they feel like God is a no better answer to the origin of life than the big bang theory. They would say that if the universe can't be created from nothing, then God certainly couldn't create it from nothing. But theists believe in an omnipotent, all powerful God and we believe that he can do anything. We believe that the complexity of this world requires someone all powerful. The next question I get is who created God. God is not a created being. God has existed for all eternity. I know you are going to ask that if God doesn't need a beginning, why does the universe need a beginning. To this question I will use the following reasoning. P1 Everything which has a beginning has a cause P2 The universe has a beginning C Therefore, the universe has a cause The universe has a beginning, and therefore needed a cause. In other words it could not have created itself. Something outside of it must have created it. God, unlike the universe had no beginning and therefore did not need a cause. Asking who created God is a loaded question. The answer is simply no one. In addition, according to Einstein's general relativity which has overwhelming evidence supporting it, time is linked to space and matter. So time itself had a beginning and therefore had a cause. God, by definition is the creator of the universe and is therefore the creator of time. God is not bound by his own creation, he is not bounded by the time dimension. Now to evolution. There are several problems with evolution. One, is evolution answers how the first life form reproduced creating every living species, but evolution never addresses how the first life form came into existence. Some people have come up with crazy variations for this. They supposed that maybe a lightning strike struck a pool with the right kind of chemicals in it, and bingo, the first life form. But it's just not that simple. You see, there are so many different processes a single cell performs. Cellular respiration, photosynthesis, electron transport system, meiosis, mitosis, protein synthesis, locomotion, and many, many others. It is impossible that these all just came together coincidentally and somehow managed to work out. Even if it did, there are still some major problems. One life form cannot create the millions of species in the world today. People constantly argue that mutations are the reasons one species can go to another. But this doesn't makes sense because mutations don't add information to the genetic code, it deletes it. We wouldn't be seeing life forms getting more complex, we would be seeing them getting simpler, but that is clearly not the case. There are still more problems. Mutualism between animals is no coincidence. Mutualism, is a relationship between two organisms where both benefit. An example of this is between the oriental sweetlips and the blue streak wrasse. The Oriental sweetlips is one of the few fish that has teeth. However it must get them cleaned otherwise they would rot and fall out. So, the blue streak wrasse cleans the oriental sweetlips teeth by eating all of the plaque on it. This gives the blue streak wrasse a good meal, and at the same time, the oriental sweetlips gets its teeth cleaned, thus causing both to benefit. Remember, evolution is the belief that one life form originated from dead matter. That life form reproduced creating every species of animals we see today. In order for evolution to be true, this case of mutualism would have to have come across by chance. Basically, the oriental sweetlips would have to let a random fish swim in its mouth mistaking it for a free lunch, and intuitively know that it is just coming to clean its teeth. At that exact same moment, the blue streak wrasse would have to independently decide to swim in a random fish's mouth without the fear of being eaten. Remember, if none of these things happen at the exact same moment, the process won't work. And That is just one of millions of examples of mutualism. There are just too many of these happy coincidences for evolution to be possible. Does the world around us not require intelligent design? Did everything in the universe just randomly appear? There has to be an intelligent designer that designed each and every thing on this universe, and his name is God.