Is is probable that the Christian God does not exist.

Well a tad bit aggressive this last round huh? That's okay you have a right to be since I have the last say in the matter. I am utterly upset that you say I haven't raised the probability that there is a God one bit! After all I got you too agree and your words in round four were "However...I'll assume that there probably is only one god" That ends your debate on how you feel on the probability point. You dropped the evolution point therefore you must have some doubts on your ability to raise the probability that theory of evolution is correct. as I said anytime you want to argue about evolution I'm the man! Here is some quotes that prove that there is no set reason for the seven day week. "At first glance, it might seem that weekly rhythms developed in response to the seven day week imposed by human culture thousands of years ago. However, this theory doesn"t hold once you realize that plants, insects, and animals other than humans also have weekly cycles. . . . Biology, therefore, not culture, is probably at the source of our seven day week." Susan Perry and Jim Dawson, The Secrets Our Body Clocks Reveal, (New York: Rawson Associates, 1988), pp. 20-21 "Franz Halberg proposes that body rhythms of about seven days, far from being passively driven by the social cycle of the calendar week, are innate, autonomous, and perhaps the reason why the calendar week arose in the first place" These circaseptan, or about weekly, rhythms are one of the major surprises turned up by modern chronobiology. Fifteen years ago, few scientists would have expected that seven day biological cycles would prove to be so widespread and so long established in the living world. They are of very ancient origin, appearing in primitive one-celled organisms, and are thought to be present even in bacteria, the simplest form of life now existing." Jeremy Campbell, Winston Churchill"s Afternoon Nap, (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1986), pp. 75-79. The endogenous nature of the about weekly (circaseptan) rhythms is shown by their occurrence in animals kept under laboratory conditions precluding circaseptan periodic input, their appearance as circaseptan reaction pattern after noxious stimuli, or introduction of an antigen, and in human subjects by the observation of their free running (rhythms that are not synchronized to environmental time cues) with a frequency different from the calendar week. It appear that our seven-day week, which is found in many ancient and modern civilizations including the three main monotheistic religions, may be an adaptation to an endogenous biologic rhythm rather than the rhythm being a societally impressed phenomenon. " Erhard Haus, Chronobiology in the Endocrine System, Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, 59 (2007) 985-1014 I rest my case there is not set reason for the seven day week. Nobody knows where it came from and the matter itself is debatable. Moses wrote the book of genesis and of course the week was seven days long because that's what God instructed it should be! The flood. You say I'm supporting you in this? Read again. Perhaps you only skimmed. Read what I wrote before saying I support you. I'm also saying that the boat is possible and with all the geological evidence it is most likely that a flood happened. I could understand you being upset since you lost your poor 6000 word response to a mysterious occurrence but don't you dare say I haven't combated your arguments effectively! Read everything! I have. It is your duty. This is a debate! I personally believe that my debater was way out of his league and next time I will chose a debate more up to my standards! I am sure the voters will vote for the better debate! My name is Brian N. Johnson and I thank you for your time!