God exist, and belief in His existence is rationally justified.

Con wants me to give him an example of something existing outside of space and time. Thus I will do so. Think of an idea. Or a thought. It is not bound by space or time because it was immaterial. You can't measure an idea by how much it weighs or how long it is. How it exists outside of time, it can never die for lack of a better term. You might forget the idea or thought, but it can not be physically dead. Thus, I have given an example of something existing outside of space and time and still be coherent. Multiverse Theory: 1.) There is no known evidence for the multiverse theory. 2.) Even if there was, it would not debunk God but rather raise the question of fine tuning to a higher level. Think about it, there are so many parameters of life that make life habitable that they can not all arisen by chance or luck. If the fine-tuning of this universe can not be dismissed by chance, then whats the probability of all the universe? The probability of infinite universes is to be calculated to 1/10 to the 10 power to the 123 power. So that is a chance of one out ten to the power with 123 zero's added to it. http://www.youtube.com... http://creation.com... Con: If God is intelligent; God needs to be designed in order to avoid special pleading. It's not that everything that exists has a cause, but everything that begins to exist has a cause. The universe clearly began to exist so it needs a cause. ON the other hand, God is the uncaused, self existent, eternal cause of the universe. Think about it, If God were caused by something, then that something would need a cause, and that something would need a cause. And we would have an infinite regress without a beginning. The regression only stops with something that is self-existing. This thing cannot be physical because physical matter itself began to exist. McDowell, Sean, and Jonathan Morrow. Is God Just a Human Invention?: And Seventeen Other Questions Raised by the New Atheists. Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Publications, 2010. Print. Conclusion: 1.) It is coherent to have something that exist outside of space and time, for example an idea or a thought. 2.) The multi-verse theory does not disprove or answer the question of fine-tuning, just raises it to a higher standard. In fact, the multi-verse theory helps prove the fine-tuning argument. Based off the parameters of this universe being fine-tuned by chance is improbable, then it would become more improbable for all the universes to be finely tuned by chance alone. 3.) God is not created, but an eternal self existing uncaused cause of the universe. If you ask who made God then you're going back and infinite regress to a beginning, but the regress stops at the infinite being. For example, I could ask, who created me? My parents. Who created them? My grandparents. Who created them, my great grandparents. And I go all the way up the line to the first man and woman, which in my worldview is Adam and Eve. Then I would ask who created Adam and Eve? God. Well who created God? NO ONE. God is eternal has always been here and and uncaused being. Therefore, based on the arguments I have given, I believe in God, not in spite of the evidence, but because of the evidence. Thank you for your time.