There is more evidence that God does not exist, than there to is prove that he does.

I'm sorry for my little late response. I have been a little busy these days. You said 'I'm aware of this fact... that is exactly what I said. I tried to make the point that The Big Bang Theory can ONLY be applied to the observable Universe. You have to admit that it's possible for matter to exist beyond what our most powerful telescopes can see and detect. That was my argument, I apologise if I didn't make it clear enough.' I'm sorry, my fault. I agree that it's possible for matter to exist beyond what our most powerful telescopes can see and detect. But that doesn't prove anything. At least not my case. You said 'I totally agree with you. But at the same time, you have no choice but to agree with me, in that it's equally almost impossible to prove that God DOES exist.' I disagree. Its much easier to prove something, than disproving it. I gave a argument for the existence of God which I believe prove the existence of God. You have yet not refuted it. You said that 'it will be impossible to know how the Universe really began, or if it was created, until we are able to travel faster than the speed of light.' Just because we are not able to travel faster than the speed of light, that doesn't mean it will be impossible to know how the universe began. You then said 'I'd like to add this... you keep saying that God is the logical answer. Just because something is logical, does not make it true. Just like me, you have no evidence.' I gave a argument which I believe proves the existence of God, and you have not refuted it. Instead, you begin talking about other things, like the universe being eternal and asking questions of why God lets this and that happen. You also said that the Big Bang may have caused by the colliding of two other universes. Evidence? And how can the colliding of two universes create another universe? Anyway, I suppose you are talking about the Multiverse Theory, right? If so, this theory cannot disprove God, the design argument or that the Big Bang was caused by some other universes, because of these two reasons: 1. There is no evidence whatsoever for this theory, and thus its not valid. 2. Even if it was true, it would not disprove God. If you say that our universe came from a another universe, then that just arises the question as to who created the universe that our universe came from. And so we come to the infinity thing. No matter how much universes it exist, something must have caused the absolute first universe, of which all the other universes came from. The other universes didn't just come by itself. The universe, or universes, didn't either just exist by itself at infinity time. That's absurd! The only logical answer to the universe existence, or universes, and all creation for that sake of the matter, is God. In other words, there must at some time have been a cause prior to all other causes. This 'prime mover' or first cause is necessary to explain existence. And the first cause have to be God. Everything must have a cause. It is impossible to continue backwards to infinity with causes, therefore there must have been a first cause which was not conditioned by any other cause. That cause must be God, because the cause or creator must be uncaused due to the absurdity of an infinite regress, in other words an indefinite chain of causes. And God is by his own definition, uncaused. Now, Pro has asked some questions here. I would like to answer them, and I hope my answers will satisfy you. 1: You asked me if the universe could have come by chance. The chance is of course always there, but its extremely small. Will you believe in what is probable or improbable? 2: Concerning your question about Jesus and Christianity etc. First of all, according to Muslims, Islam was not a new religion, invented after Christianity. According to Muslims, there are only one religion of God, and it has always been. This religion is Islam, which simply means submiting your will to God. From the first humens, this is what God told them to do. He told them to submit yourself to God (Islam). This is what all prophets did and told their people to do. Mosa, Jesus, Noah, Abraham, Muhammed and all prophets of God (Peace be upon them all) submited their will to God. They all came by one message: Submit yourself to God and to him alone. So there are just one religion and it has always been so, but people corrupted the true religion of God and created their own. People added and took away from the teachings of the true prophets, and after a while the whole true teaching was corrupted. And even if Islam was invented after Christianity, how would that make Islam man-made and fictional? And yes, Jesus exist in Christianity and Islam, but that doesn't mean anything. Also, could you explain me how Islam could not exist without Christianity? 3: You asked, why does God create people who do not believe in him? God created us to test us if we will believe in him or not, and he gave us a free will to do that. Its not God who makes you to disbelieve, its you by your own free will who don't believe in him. 4: According to Islam, all people of all time was given a prophet from God which told them to submit and worship God alone (Islam in other words), but if some people never hear this mesagge their whole life, they will be given a second chance in the afterlife. 5: If God is almighty and really so powerful, can he make 2 and 2 add up to 5? Yes, because he is omnipotent. But you are saying that since God is almighty, He can do anything which includes failure and absurdity. This is irrational and is like saying “an almaghty being cannot be an almaghty being”. What must be understood is that failure and absurdity is not an aspect of omnipotence. This goes also with the stone paradox. 6: Concerning your question about the Ancient Egyptians and Greeks. God does not punish any people until He has first sent a warning to them and unless there is evidence against them. God says in the Quran: “… And We never punish until We have sent a Messenger (to give warning).” (al-Israa’ 17:15) Again, the message of Islam was sent to all people and time, so the Ancient Egyptians and Greeks probably got a messanger. We know God sent Moses to the ancient Egyptians, and it was probably at least one that told the Greeks to worship God and him alone. However, if that didn't happen, then they will get a second chance in the day of resurrection. If they obey, they will enter Paradise and if they disobeys, they will enter Hell. 7: If life is a test, and God really does know everything, why does he bother creating the people that he knows will fail? God can, if he wants, choice not to know something. He knows it and can know it, but choses not to. And so he can choice not to know if we will believe in him or not. Of course, believing in God and you pass. Not believing in God, and you fail.