A Perfect Being Can Exist

1. Knowledge of GodA. Primary Attributes: Allaah is One. Allaah is transcendant, meaning that He is not material, He is immaterial, not of the substance of His creation. Allaah is self-sustaining, He doesn't require anything to exist.B. Secondary Attributes: The Merciful, The Compassionate, The Sovereign, The Holy, The Flawless, The Giver of Faith, The Guardian, The Incomparable, The Compeller, The Proud, The Creator, The Maker of Perfect Harmony, The Shaper of Unique Beauty, The Forgiver, The Subduer, The Bestower, The Provider, The Opener, The Knower, The Constricter, The Expander, The Abaser, The Exalter, The Honorer, The Dishonorer, The All-Hearing, The All-Seeing, The Arbiter, The Just, The Subtle, The Aware, The Forebearer, The Magnificent, The Concealer of Faults, The Rewarder of Thankfulness, The Highest, The Great, The Preserver, The Maintainer, The Reckoner, The Majestic, The Generous, The Vigilant, The Responder to Prayer, The Vast, The Wise, The Loving, The Glorious, The Resurrector, The Witness, The Truth, The Trustee, The Strong, The Firm, The Friend, The Praised, The Appraiser, The Beginner, The Restorer, The Life-Giver, The Life-Taker, The Living, The Self-Existing, The Resourceful, The Noble, The Unique, The One, The Eternal, The Able, The Powerful, The Promoter, The Postponer, The First, The Last, The Manifest, The Hidden, The Governer, The Exalted, The Source of All Goodness, The Acceptor of Repentence, The Avenger, The Pardoner, The Clement, The King of Absolute Sovereignty, The Lord of Majesty and Generosity, The Equitable, The Gatherer, The Rich, The Enricher, The Protector, The Punisher, The Creator of the Beneficial, The Light, The Guide, The Originator, The Everlasting, The Inheritor, The Right in Guidance, The Patient.C. Relational Attributes: Allaah is the Creator, the universe is the creation. Allaah is our Lord, our God, our ultimate end.There are no contradictory attributes that you can name that do not go along with God, or that can't be explained.2. Demographics of Belief in God1. The demographics for the belief in God are not explained by Atheism, as Atheism is the belief that there is no deity. So that really doesn't make sense, unless you mean to say that because all of the religions are different, that none can be true, which makes no sense. Why? Because many religions actually point to one God, to one ultimate Source of all that is. In fact there is a Perennial Philosophy in the world, that is based off of traditions everywhere. This philosophy is Panentheistic, and comes from Sufism, Gnosticism, Kaballah, Daoism, Buddhism, Vedanta, Platonism, Neoplatonism, etc. I can easily twist this around and say that because everywhere in the world people are in search of God, that God does indeed exist.2. The demographics of the belief in God or higher beings are better explained by an innate seeking for God and truth.3. Therefore, Theism and God is more plausible than Atheism.Con's Observations:1. There are more people who lean towards the Ultimate Source than those who disbelieve in any higher power at all.2. There are many Hindus who also point towards One God, as many other religions in the world.3. This really doesn't matter, as there is a large difference between religion that has been divinely revealed and sought through meditation and philosophy than regular mythologies.4. That actually depends on the area. You can find depending on who you compare more similarities than contradictions, but read the above, it doesn't matter.God has been sought by all of mankind since we began to become civilized and could truly contemplate, and has been revealed to us through Himself, not to mention has been concluded by mere philosophy.3. The Problem of Evil1. God has free will, therefore creation has the potential for free will.2. Because creation has the potential for free will, all evil is justified, as it comes from the will of sentient beings or natural consequences.3. Because God has free will, created the universe with the potential for free will, evil is not a problem, it is the lack of the emulation of God, of obeying God. It is also merely the choice on the part of others to do evil.4. Because God created the universe and manking with the intention of testing us, He doesn't necessarily have to step in and right every last wrong, to take away the test is to take away free will, to take away free will is to completely distort our entire creation.As you can see, there is an explanation for everything, you simply have to seek it, and then contemplate. 4. The ClicheThere are many Atheists who will ask the offensive question, "Well do you believe in the tooth fairy?", as if it actually has any weight. Con in his own way suggested this by naming off the many mythologies. This is a cliche, why? Because there is a massive difference between a divinely revealed religion, and the belief in God based off of deep philosophical contemplation and meditation. A very large difference. So I would like to ask Con to leave this kind of cliche aside as we continue the debate.