The Christian God exists

As I said I am not claiming that I can prove that God exists with absolute certainty. I am just saying that on balance of evidence theism is more plausible than not. The universe had a beginning:Jastrow explained "The essence of the strange developments is that the Universe had in some sense a beginning “that it began at a certain moment in time, and under circumstances that seem to make it impossible “not just now “but ever “to find out what force or forces brought the world into being at that moment.... the astronomical evidence proves that the Universe was created twenty billion years ago in a fiery explosion, and in the searing heat of that first moment, all the evidence needed for a scientific study of the cause of the great explosion was melted down and destroyed"........"Theologians generally are delighted with the proof that the Universe had a beginning, but astronomers are curiously upset. Their reactions provide an interesting demonstration of the response of the scientific mind‘“ supposedly a very objective mind‘“ when evidence uncovered by science itself leads to a conflict with the articles of faith in our profession. It turns out that the scientist behaves the way the rest of us do when our beliefs are in conflict with the evidence. We become irritated, we pretend the conflict does not exist, or we paper it over with meaningless phrases."[1](1)We know that the universe had a beginning and sole adequate explanation would be an Infinitely Powerful Being or God in the traditional sense of the term. (2)The universe could not have come from nothing. If the universe had a beginning, there had to be some cause responsible for that beginning.My OPP stated "The Universe doesn't require a deity to set it in motion, and may as well be its own cause"Think about it for the universe to have a beginning and for that beginning to have no real cause. That would mean the universe just came out of nowhere an existence without anything bringing its existence about. It went from not existing to existing and this transition was not caused by any existing thing or by any prior event. It just happened. Something came from nothing. This view is absurd. Its absolutely impossible for something to come from nothing. It may seem to come into existence from nothing. The region of space in which something materialized may appear empty to the naked eye. An object composed of matter cannot literally come into existence out of absolutely nothing. The matter that made it up had to come from somewhere. Our minds cannot accept the suggestion that things can pop into existence without any reason. Hence it cant be its own cause. The universe could not have come from nothing. If the universe had a beginning, there had to be some cause responsible for that beginning.My OPP stated: "The universe is perfectly balanced is simply not true" Gravity: Richard Feynman explained it best "all matter is a mixture of positive protons and negative electrons which are attracting and repelling with this great force. So perfect is the balance however, that when you stand near someone else you don't feel any force at all. If there were even a little bit of unbalance you would know it. If you were standing at arm's length from someone and each of you had one percent more electrons than protons, the repelling force would be incredible." My OPP stated: "Actually, what holds the proton and neutron together is the strong nuclear force.........Notice how this doesn't suggest a creator or omnipotent deity"(It is always nice when you are told that you are wrong when you can prove your right) The protons mass is exactly what it should be in order to provide stability for the entire universe. If it were any less or more, atoms would fly apart or crush together, and everything they are in which is everything would be destroyed. A master Designer planned that the proton's mass would be slightly smaller than that of the neutron. Without that delicate balance the universe would collapse. My OPP stated: "If the universe were truly "perfectly balanced," why would most planet orbits be unstable"The centrifugal force tends to sling the planets away from the sun, while the gravitational pull/force of the sun tends to draw the planet toward the sun. When these forces balance, the planet stays in its orbit. Once again I have shown the universe is perfectly balanced which points to intelligent design.In summary the universe is perfectly balanced you cannot claim that these delicate balances occurred as a result of "natural selection" or "mutations" we are here dealing with the basic properties of matter. The proton to neutron mass ratio is what it has always been what it was since the beginning it has not changed, it never will change. It began just right there was no second chance. The same with all the other factors and balances to be found in elemental matter and physical principles governing it. The best evidence for design can be seen in the nature of the universe and how it came to be.Something can't come from nothing:All of matter could not be eternal since material itself is by definition not transcendent and subject to the law of cause and effect. While it is beyond our understanding how transcendence can create immanence, it does not form a logical absurdity. Existence alone requires a logical necessity. All other options I believe are self defeating, formally absurd, and irrational. http://www.reclaimingthemind.org...Jesus:In antiquity the existence of Jesus was never denied by those who opposed Christianity. While theological differences existed among early Christians regarding the nature of Jesus these were debates in Christian theology, not about the historical existence of Jesus. Although a very small number of modern scholars argue that Jesus never existed, that view is a distinct minority and most scholars consider theories that Jesus' existence was a Christian invention as implausible.[2] My OPP has tried use science to disprove God as many people do but then when science is used to prove Gods existence they say science is tentative anyway. It cannot be both.