God is real

There is a lot to go over here. 1. It would take a lot more than 3 feet closer or further away from the sun to have any kind of significant difference on us. The Earth's orbit around the sun is an oval, Or ellipse. How close we are to the sun varies by around 3 million miles depending on the time of year. This is part of what causes the different seasons. There is a thing called the Goldilock's zone around every star. This is the zone in which life can exist. Not too cold, Not too hot. This is not a point in God's favor. We've found thousands of planets at this point that are in the Goldilock zone around their stars. You can wikipedia Circumstellar Habitable Zone if you'd like more on ths. 2. Our DNA is not perfect. We have thousands if not millions of errors that can occur. Cancer, Trisomy 21 (Downs Syndrome), Alzheimers syndrome, Crohn's disease, Et cetera. The existence of these errors is proof that we are not created perfectly. These errors are not simply caused by humans or the mother's choice of food et cetera. These are genetic errors. If the fault is anyone's it is God's, Were he to exist. If he did exist, He would need to explain these diseases to those he has inflicted with them. Nothing in our genes points to a creator, Certainly not an omniscient or infallible one. 3. I don't believe your education in physics is sufficient for me to accept what you've said on the 'four components of the universe. ' In fact several points I know to be false from what physics I've taken. I'm going to need your source on this before I accept it as any sort of point. Either way, Nothing you've said proves that God could have sprung from nothing by himself. The argument theists use is "Everything that is created has a creator. " or "everything that is designed has a designer. " They of course try many approaches to except their God from this, Saying he is not a design. In your analogy, You are comparing the creation of the universe to the cooking of a cake. Where did I get the ingredients for the cake from? The outside world. I didn't poof them into existence from nothing. Where did God get the ingredients for the universe? He poofed them into existence from nothing. This is the flaw in your argument. From nothing, God. I can draw the line to my creation quite far back, But then I admit I have no idea what happened previously. Your position is that you know exactly what happened. That God necessarily existed prior to the creation of the universe. It doesn't hold water. From whence did God come? This question is not answered by saying "He had to. " This is an argument that would work for ANY God. Not only yours. You wouldn't accept it for any other religion. Why should I accept it from you for yours? 4. God is not omnipotent. There is always a limit. Omnipotence, Omniscience, Omnibenevolence, None of these traits are possibilities. Nothing has them. If you believe God is omnipotent then he must be able to create an object that he cannot move. If he can't move that object, He is not omnipotent. It is logically impossible. The problem is you're trying to use logic to prove to us that God must exist while suspending logic when it comes to God's attributes or his beginning. 5. The Big Bang did not create the universe. This is a point people don't seem to understand. There was something before the Big Bang. We aren't entirely sure what it was. There are plenty of theories. The problem is Time didn't exist, Supposedly, Previous to the big bang. But the universe certainly did. My personal opinion on it is that we will develop a theory better than the Big Bang in due time, But that doesn't change that it explains everything that happened AFTER that. The simple fact is we don't know what happened BEFORE that because the question doesn't even make sense. The Big Bang is NOT an explanation for how the universe came to exist. It is an explanation for the last several billion years. Not what came before. It is a common misconception that people have that we're saying the universe came to be because it banged itself into existence. We're saying there was a big bang, And we have no idea what happened before that. Inserting God into the equation only brings up more problems. From whence did God come? If you think God is infinite and always has been, Why can we not say that the universe is infinite and always has been? There are multiple good theories on this. One is that the universe has big bangs and big crunches in a cycle. One is that we are all in a simulation. It is in fact somewhat likely that this IS a simulation and that the being that created our simulation is effectively our God, But that would not be the God you are supposing, And I would not define that as a God, Although as close to one as is likely to exist. 6. Remission is an understood phenomena. We have immune systems. They sometimes work, Believe it or not. When you get sick and don't take medicine is it a miracle that you recover? Remission is not fully understood, But has occurred in atheists and people across every religion praying all to different gods or none at all. Why is the remission and prayers sent to your particular God more convincing than all the other prayers sent to all the other gods, Or none at all? Believe it or not, Religious people have the same rates of remission than non religious people. There have been studies done showing results when groups of people have prayed for something to occur and when they have not. Prayers have let to no improvement on the odds of recovery over large studies. In some cases, Those prayed for actually fared worse. How many times have you prayed and not got what you wanted or needed? Do you think the Christian women murdered in the Crusades got what they prayed for when they were raped and slain by other Christian men? 7. God has much to answer for, If he exists, Before I could come to accepting him as a neutral entity, Much less a good one. He would have created me knowing that I would never accept him for the disease he has allowed to exist. For the evils he has allowed to exist, That he did in fact create. Any God that exists should be fought. If it takes millennia, Billions, Quadrillions of years, Any God that exists should be wiped from the face of existence. That, Or he had better have some damned good explanations. He owes humanity explanations from all the wars that have arisen because he wouldn't come down here and clarify this quickly. For all the families he has torn asunder, For all the hearts he has broken from failing to step in when people were killed, Often slowly. For allowing his creation to degenerate and suffer. One who denies the needless suffering of humans who have done nothing to bring that suffering upon themselves is living a life of privilege beyond compare. To conclude, You have presented a case for God. I cannot present a case for a being's nonexistence, But I can and have answered the points you bring up for its existence and I attempt to show you how they are not points that favor the existence of a god. To go beyond proving a God's existence and to say that YOU have the correct God you would need to answer me why religious people from other religions seem to have the same experience and confidence in their god's existence and efficacy that you have in yours. The same belief in the miracles of their deity. Even when they are clearly in violation of one of the ten commandments of your God that no nonbeliever is guilty of breaking. If it exists, God has wrought all the diseases that plague mankind. He is not responsible for the Earth being habitable. You can argue he set off the Big Bang, But not that it did not occur. If it did occur, He has no responsibility for it. If you argue he knew it would end up like this after he Banged, You have to admit humans have no free will. He could have created any universe. He knew what would happen before he created it. Do you think no better universe could exist? -Thoht