It is more reasonable to believe in God rather than not to

This argument will be about Christianity, as that is the thing you have used in your debate area the whole time. A better name for the debate should have been about Christianity instead of just "God." Also, I am not able to use fonts, sizes, or other properties to my text unlike other people who have easily been able to do so. Anyways: The concept of gods and creators have existed for nearly 10,000 years with the hunter-gatherers and nomads. During those historic times, we should all understand that there were no scientific explanations for the reasons of events occuring. Instead, myths and folktale were created to replace the explanations that were unknown at the time. Now, in the past 200 years we have full facts and logical evidence as to why hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and rain happen. Science has also explained things beyond our grasp such as well supported theories about the universe and our origins. Theory - a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained. Today, we have explanations as to why us humans are here living here on this very planet that perfectly supports life. The reasons that we are here are not anything like chance or probability, but cause and effect. This also relates to the Rain Puddle Concept. Let's give the puddle a consciousness and a way of speaking. The puddle would look at its surroundings and say, "Wow, this hole perfectly supports me, don't you think it must have been created just for me? In reality, we know the puddle was made to fit the whole not the puddle. This goes back to the cause and effect. Because there is a hole in the ground, the small hole will fill up once it rains. Here's how it works with the earth: Because the sun was formed, the sun gives off potential for planets to form. Our atmosphere was formed and contains oxygen, and has a thick enough barrier to keep harmful radiation from the sun. This gives off another chance for life to start. There are many other factors that are in the area that don't necessarily need a creator to make. This simply debunks the arguement: "What are the chances of life to form?" Now let's move on to the Big Bang Theory, which will definitely stump my opponent. The Big Bang was a collection of sub-atomic particles almost infinetely small, but held all the matter and energy in the universe today. At around the time of the Big Bang, the temperature was over 100 nonillion Kelvin (18,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Fahrenheit pretty hot, huh?). Now, this/these particles eventually collapsed on eachother becoming larger than the sun in nearly seconds. Let's think about this with God: Because the Laws of Motion (Isaac Newton) are proven today, I will use these. Second Law: An object in motion [or rest] will stay in motion [or rest] unless acted upon by another force. What was the force that helped God to have potential in creating over 1e 1,000 tons of weight? If he had enough power to create the whole universe why would he make Earth only take up 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003 % of the total universe? God is also omnipotent, omnipresent and omni-everything. He can do anything, is everywhere at once and has been around since forever. This creates a very strong paradox. If he has been around forever, why hasn't he created us "a forever ago?" The Concept of Belief Believers of God rely on faith, fear, and hope rather than logical, rational, and persistent evidence of science. The philosophy for many theists is simply God. We see that many belivers in hell threaten people who "sin" with hell. I've experienced this many times. Believers also claim that their moral system is the most just and how impossible it is to be a good person without it, however they forget that Christianity is nowhere near one of the first religions at all. Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, etc. developed a firm set of moral values and justices that are actually tens times more moral than the Christian "code of conduct." If you take a look at the Ten Commandments many of them are very irrelevant with being a moral person in the sense of raping, murder, theft, etc. "Thou shalt not murder" is the seventh commandment listed upon the commandments but there are hundreds of exceptions. Anyone who sins and does not repent is to be put down. Non-Christians, gays, adulterers, lusters, rape victims, blasphemers, children who insult bald priests, etc. amongst the few that are killed. The Bible The Bible is a horrible book full of rape, torture, murder, slavery, and unjustified punishments for something that would not even be thought of as a crime in today's society. Along with that, it is full of fairy tails and contradictories. EXO 15:3 The LORD is a man of war: the LORD is his name. ROM 15:33 Now the God of peace be with you all. Amen. - - - - - - - - - - - JOH 10:30 I and my Father are one. JOH 14:28 ... I go unto the Father: for my Father is greater than I. - - - - - - - - - - - These are just minor contradictions that the Bible possesses. Noah's Ark (LOL) You don't even want to get me started about Noah's Ark. If you understood first grade science, you would understand this is stupid. That's all I have to say about this subject. Back to My Claim Using these evidences and logical points, it should be easy to understand that Christianity and all other belief systems involving and intelligent or divine creator are incorrect