God doesn't exist

"As for the creation of Earth: there are many different theories on how the earth and universe was created. I personally support the idea of the Big Bang due to it makes SENSE, rather than a guy with a beard just randomly decided to make us."Your missing the point im trying to make here about how science and religion can co-exist. The Bible says how God created the heavens and the Earth, and science knows how it was the Big Bang that created the heavens in the Universe. It could be seen by many that God decided to create us, and the Big Bang describes the process of how he did it. PS, your link didnt workScience doesnt disprove religion. lets pretend the creation of the universe was a machine, just because we know the mechanics of how the machine works, it doesnt explain why that machine was made in the first place."As for why is the Earth so 'unique': If the universe is really inifinite, then what's the possibility that there will never be a planet able to sustain any type of life?"Again not seeing the point. Look at the Earth, its perfect. Its the right distance from the sun, it has the right mass, the right type of orbit, the right angle of tilt, the right sized moon, the right size sun and right amount of heat coming from it, the right composition of the atmosphere, the right kind of chemical composition. The Earth is remarkably perfect to house human life. I am not saying there are other planets out there that cant SUSTAIN life, but the Earth is truly remarkable in how life just created itself, survived numerous catastrophes and dramatic shifts, and grew so diverse over time. The point is, there are many planets that can support life, but the Earth is almost magical in how ALL of the circumstances and chance occurrences took place and allowed life to originate in the first place. Science shows how this is almost impossible to happen, yet it happened right here, in this very solar system, on this very planet. It is quite a miracle. Miracles can imply the existence of faith and God since science almost ruled out any chances of life happening, yet it did....". Science have proven, time and time again, to overrule the beliefs people have had over the thousands of years (ie. the world falls off at the ocean or whatever). I will await your response."Science has disproven beliefs people had, but those beliefs only lie in explaining factual stuff, not emotional or spiritual stuff. ============================================================================List of points the Pro has dropped about God existing, - 1 - The events that do happen in our life when we need them most while science has already ruled it out do happen in the form of miracles, and some of them are well documented and imply that super natural forces are at work- 2 - Near death experiences are almost unanimous in description (white light at the end of the tunnel, revelation of knowledge they should never have known about) could imply an afterlife, a product that religion has always been based on. - 3 - The cosmological argument- 4 - The teleological argument- 5 - The ontological argument- 6 - The transcendental argument- 7 - The documented interventions of God's actions in human history (Resurrection of Jesus)============================================================================"If I were to believe that there was a huge, giant, floating pen1s just outside the bounds of human exploration, how should I be wrong? Nobody has ever been there before so I have to be right. Nuh-uh."Denying it isnt there doesnt make you right, you gotta give evidence, much like how you have to give evidence showing that God cannot exist rather than just claim science is the reason why god doesnt exist...So far the Pro's only argument for why God doesnt exist is that science answers everything or one day will answer everything. However the Pro has completely ignored how science doesnt explain many things already, how science cannot explain emotional events, feelings, questions about why certain events only happen to particular people. Science, even if all is known, does not negate religion, faith, belief, and God since the they can be independent from science.