CON "I don't know" vs PRO "God did it"

All I really have to say here is that you have presented a Prima Facie. You're telling me that God does not exist without backing it up, And then you don't give me a plausible alternative to how the universe was created. Your simply saying "I don't know. " So if you don't know then why are you so certain that the answer isn't God? If all of these arguments point towards God, What is keeping you from wanting to look at the evidence? That being said, Technically I could just stop there, But I won't. I will go over each of my points and show why a God is essential to the existence of the earth. You start out by saying that we will find new horizons that explain things like DNA and how life came from non-life. Actually it is kind of the other way around. Atheists continue to push back dis-proven scientific theories that support their case. Take spontaneous generation for example. The latest version of it is abiogenesis and there is a reason it continues to survive for so many years. Here's how it all started. First someone made an observation. They saw that maggots appeared on meat after a few days. Aristotle proposed the hypothesis that living maggots formed form non-living meat. As we all know this isn't true and was dis-proven as someone performed an experiment that shoed that maggots just fly on the meat, Not because they are formed from it. When scientists who believed in spontaneous generation saw this, They simply would not believe it. They said "ok well maybe maggots can't spontaneously generate, But micro-organisms can" At that time we didn't have much knowledge of the world of microorganisms so it took us a while to dis-prove the belief that microorganisms can spontaneously generate. But when Louis Pasteur showed that even Microorganisms can't spontaneously generate, People pushed it back further to an area that we were rather ignorant about. They said that just because microorganisms can't spontaneously generate, Some (unknown) simple life form can spontaneously generate from some (unknown) mixture of chemicals at some (unknown) point in time. The fact that we literally know nothing about these things keeps us from dis-proving their "theory. " Source: Exploring Creation with Biology textbook Now to my second rebuttal point. You said that my argument on mutualism had nothing to do with evolution. Are you kidding? It has everything to do with evolution. After all, What is evolution all about? Species evolving BENEFICIAL traits in order to survive. Well in this case, Both the oriental sweetlips and the blue streak wrasse managed to develop a beneficial mutualistic relationship. In order for this to happen, According to evolution, Is for both of them to evolve beneficial traits SIMULTANEOUSLY for the relationship to begin. As I have specified in my first argument believing all this happened by chance is completely absurd and only points to a higher power, Meaning God, That specifically designed each and everything thing on this earth. Now to the Cosmological Argument. P1 Everything that exists has a cause of existence. Explanation: most people actually agree with this. Everything that begins to exist has a cause. Right? It didn't just cause itself. I did not just decide that I was going to form nothing. I had a cause. My parents were that cause. Same with a rock. Rocks have a cause. They can come to exist from volcanic eruptions or when magma hardens. That's a cause. P2 The universe exists and thus, Must have a cause. See P1 P3 Because nothing cannot produce something, That cause must be an outside force. Explanation: If you don't believe that nothing came from something then why does this entire universe exist? If God does not exist then there had to be once nothing. There couldn't always be something because everything has a cause. In addition, There is a whole lot of evidence that the universe had a beginning, Whether that was God or something else. P4 That outside force is God Explanation: I have now gotten to the point where I have proven that everything finite has a cause. So nothing finite can be the result of the universe so maybe something infinite, Meaning God is the result of the universe. After all, God is the only thing that is infinite. P5 It thus follows that God created the universe. P5 God exists The rest of your arguments are simply a bunch of bare claims with no evidence to back them up. For example, You didn't even mention my argument from motion proving God, You just laughed it off and said that it was too stupid to address. You just can't do that in debate. You have to address all arguments supporting ones case no matter how bad they are. After all, Not everyone has the same opinion you do. Questions for Con: 1. Since you yourself said you don't know how the universe came to exist, What makes you so sure it isn't God? 2. Would you agree that it is possible that there is a God? If so, Then what is keeping you from wanting to look at the evidence I have provided? 3. Is it more probable that a God exists, Or that all of these ridiculous probabilities came to happen in sequence resulting in this universe with such complexity? 4. What has more credibility? A theory, Or 4 scientific laws? If the big bang is a theory that contradicts 4 scientific laws, Which is true? 5. Do you believe that the universe had a beginning? If so, Then is it more believable that an Omnicient, Omnipotent, Intelligent designer created it, Or that it miraculously came from nothing?