There is evidence for God

1. "It seems as though you don't want to provide evidence." Yes I do. I just have some things to learn. But I will give you some evidence that God is real. 1a. The Big Bang never happened. It violates the first law of thermodynamics and has other logical flaws, as shown here: http://science.howstuffworks.com... If you are a cosmologist and look at it much more closely, you notice that it also has many other major flaws, which are pointed out here: http://bigbangneverhappened.org... To wrap the above information above, God's existence is evidence since the Big Bang never happened. 2. "But it's not the same as 'answered prayers'?" I never said that it was. 3. "So what is it?? A reward?? How can starving to the point of death possibly strengthen someone's 'faith'?" It is not a reward. And one's religious faith, Christian or not, cannot be strengthened when everything in their life is all rainbows and unicorns. I can also come up with a realistic scenario about how starving really hard but not dying, though not by itself, can strengthen one's faith. Scenario 1- a group of moneyless longtime Chrstians living in, say, Nova Scotia, Canada, sleep in a padded leather teepee, are starving, and have found no game or holes for hours. All progress is made at night. They hesitate to go toward anything brown for three reasons: 1. They think it could be a polar bear 2. They think it might be further away than they think 3. It may be just some rocks that look like a mountain Eventually, one of them remembers that God will help them through their trouble. He then suggests hey ask God for help. Then God tells this to all of them: "Kill a polar bear. I will make sure it does not kill any of you. Then remove its skeleton and use its body as a blood bag and puncture a hole in its abdomen. Then turn around until I tell you that your nose is pointed south. Start heading there, and dip your boots in the blood. Check your prints every ten footsteps, and when they start to fade, dip them in again. When the bag runs empty, I will enable you to slay another polar bear and use it the same way you used the first one. When you become hungry, I will alert you when game is nearby. If it is a predator, I will keep you safe from its mouth." The family does what God told them, everybody survives, and they get jobs in Texas and eventually become very rich. And so, that concludes a fictional scenario about faith in God becoming stronger. After all, if you had been part of that scenario, would you not have a stronger faith in God than before the scenario? 4. "If a Muslim has a dream of the son of god he/she will say they had a dream about Muhammad." This is not always the case. They will more likely say it was about Jesus as shown in the videos on this page: http://www.godisreal.info... Also, there are videos on the page about how Muslims are not the only people who have visions of Jesus. 4a. "Was I on drugs?" The Muslim in the first video was drinking a lot of alcohol during the day, but he believed in Muhammad, not Jesus. 4b. "Am I just crazy?" And his vision was of Christ, not Muhammad, and he was seeking Allah and in his dream got an "I am the One you seek" from Jesus, and since Muhammad and Jesus are different, it had nothing to do with the effects of alcohol on his psyche. They way it was affecting it was different from that. The only effect was that he was hitting his own wife. 4c. "Was I just dreaming?" As an atheist, it is most likely that you feel no need to be thinking about Jesus during your everyday life, so if you went to sleep and suddenly started having a vision of Christ, it would not be a mere dream. As Burncastle said in our conversation, "dreams are a representation of what one has seen." To further support the fact that it would not be a dream, Muslims also do not believe in Jesus and therefore feel no need to think anything about Jesus in their everyday lives, so their visions could not have been dreams. I will point again to the quote from Burncastle. 4d. "Maybe a gullible/stupid person's life would be changed, but not mine." The said Muslim was not stupid. As shown in the video about how he saw Jesus and his life was changed, he was a carpenter. And can stupid or gullible people become carpenters? No. A stupid 8-year-old might want to be a carpenter and be told that they don't need a good math grade to be a carpenter. They listen and refuse to pay attention, and then they apply for a job as a carpenter. Consequently, they are asked, "did you really think I would let you be a carpenter? You have such terrible grades! You have no shot!" I have now shown that my argument still stands strong and will await yours.