There is evidence for the God of Christianity

I'm sorry I haven't posted. I have six AP exams that I'm studying for. 1. Con attempts to refute my logic by claiming that "a more likely explanation is that the cause of the Big Bang was something natural..." Well, what caused that cause? You and the other atheists will keep going backwards, saying, "Well, the cause of that cause of that cause was caused by something natural, and so on," but there has to be a FIRST cause. The cause of all causes. Finite things cannot simply come into existence out of thin air. Something greater and more powerful than them has to come first. Something eternal; God. 2. God is not defined by natural laws. Why? He created them. We humans aren't supposed and aren't capable of understanding EVERYTHING there is to know about this universe; you can't define the supernatural using natural concepts. So yes, by our frail human minds, God does seem impossible because we can't comprehend something outside the realm of the tangible and finite. 3. Life WAS formed to live on Earth. We agree there. I must have misspoken. God created earth on the 3rd day of creation, and created life on the fifth. 4. I never, EVER said that the brain could not evolve. You are putting words in my mouth, and I don't appreciate that. And you are basing your opinion on what the scientific community says? The scientific community that, every couple of years, announces to the public, "we've been wrong about (blank) this whole time. THIS is how it actually works..." I'd rather put my faith in an all-knowing God that isn't constantly shifting his positions and theories. 5. Riddle me this: If humans with bad morals are kicked out, why is crime so rampant today? How can you say that people with bad morals have been eliminated through evolution, if there are people like ISIS who are growing by the hundreds every day? And I'm glad you brought up the polytheistic societies. Where are they today? What happened to the ancient Greeks and their gods? The Sumerians, and the Mayans? The number of people who still believe in these "deities" is so minuscule that we can take it for granted as nil. And are you really going to insinuate that richness is a result of a lack of religion? You and your atheists can take your riches. Jesus said himself that our greatest treasure is in heaven, not on earth. (Matthew 6:19-21) And you didn't seem to read the whole article on religion in prisons, did you? It says, "Prisoners are also known to claim religious beliefs because of special benefits inside of prison. A prisoner could claim to be Islamic in order to receive halal foods or claim to be Jewish for kosher meals. You can also use religion as an excuse to opt-out of medical procedures such as a tuberculosis test. While the percentage of these false religious claims is unknown, it is worth noting that they exist and can skew numbers in different directions." There are a lot of people who claim to be Christian who actually aren't. I'm glad you specifically mentioned the Nordic countries. Norway's values are based on its Christian heritage. Interesting, isn't it? Source: http://en.wikipedia.org... Proof of Christian God 1. Jesus claimed to be God AND worked miracles. There's a difference. I, by the authority of the Holy Spirit, am given the power to work miracles myself. Jesus handed that power to all his disciples when they were baptized by the Holy Spirit (Acts 2). If someone like you claimed to be God, wouldn't it be easier for people to believe you if you gave them proof? Hundreds of people throughout history claimed to be the Messiah, but none of them were able to fulfill all of the hundreds of prophesies that Jesus was able to fulfill. Joseph Smith never claimed to be God at all. And second of all, Mormons are not Christians. President Hinckley once said in a speech that the 'Christ' of the mormons was not the "traditional Christ". Source: http://bible-truth.org... 2.First of all, there is scientific evidence that Noah and Moses exist. Adam is simply the first human, so that's a check mark for that as well. However, neither Hinduism or ANY religion has had its founder physically rise from the dead. Hinduism is also historically ambiguous, which casts a shadow of doubt upon its credibility. And resurrection and reincarnation are not the same. Resurrection involves one death, one life, one mortal body, and one new and immortally glorified body. Resurrection happens by divine intervention, is monotheistic, is a deliverance from sin, and ultimately occurs only in the end times. Reincarnation, on the contrary, involves multiple deaths, multiple lives, multiple mortal bodies, and no immortal body. Read more: http://www.gotquestions.org... 3,4. I couldn't copy and paste all the prophecies because there was no space. But here are several that Jesus fulfilled: a. He was a descendant of Abraham (Genesis 22:18) b. He was born in Bethlehem of Judea (Micah 5:2) c. He performed miracles (Isaiah 35: 5-6) d. He was sold for 30 pieces of silver (Zechariah 11:20) Here are the rest: http://www.bibleprobe.com... 5. I didn't have room to finish explaining the occult. The occult involves realms of magic, witches, warlocks, and wizards, things that have been shown time and time again to be utterly false and in fact harmful. http://www.spiritual-research-network.com... 7. Don't we take memoirs as factually accurate, even though some of the stories in the memoirs may have taken place 40-60 years prior? Of course people remember things differently, that's why there are four different accounts. I think we agree on this one. 8. My point was that God didn't just reveal himself to one man (ex. Buddha) He made sure to reveal himself to people from all different walks of life, something that makes him seem less distant than the other Gods. Thank you for debating this topic with me. Again, I apologize for not responding.