The existence of God.

With some cases of sophistry to my understanding, at least, and other accounts of criticising my argument instead of refuting it, seems to me I haven't made my argument clear enough. However before that: 'that God exists and that God created the universe'. Where did the universe come from, I believe it was created by God. Why? It is impossible for nothingness to create anything, because if nothingness created the something, surely one would have to conclude that this nothingness is not nothing but indeed something. The universe being something = the universe did not come from nothingness. If not created by God, by what? The word created means, 'made from nothing' so in this term relating back to the prior paragraph on nothingness cannot create anything, 'create' is an abstract word. Consulting the fact that atheists also think nothingness cannot create anything, there are only two options remaining. 1. Universe has always existed. 2. God created the universe. Ok so say the universe has always existed, that would mean there has been an infinite amount of past events prior to the present. But lets put this to the test. If I asked you to flick a light switch forever, and once you finish you get a prise. Would you get that prise? No. Why? Because if you flicked the light switch a infinite amount of times, there would be a countable number which has a beginning and a end. But infinity has no beginning and no end. So the present exists though, the now. So before all the understood events in the past, there would be an infinity of events prior to those. Our understanding of the universe's history, given that it is so many billions of years old, should not have event happened, if the universe has always existed. One option left, I have given sufficient reasons to believe in God and that God created the universe. I, instead of referring back to your argument will explain myself again on objective and subjective morality. I will be using a script type approach to this, to make it easier to understand. I thoroughly believe that you can have objective morality without there having to be a supreme law maker. Since the reason that there is morality and that there is law is because there is no God, and if God did exist there would be no evil. Ok so. .. Mr A and Mr B get into a discussion. Mr A: "I believe in God, because I believe there is morality which of course means there is good and evil. " Mr B: "I would disagree there with you, because there is evil, there is morality, that we agree on, but because there is evil, there is no God because if God did exist, there would be no evil, since after all God is good and loving right? Mr A: "Yes indeed God is good and loving, but you have hit a problem. " Mr B: "What's that? " Mr A: "If there is no God, how do you know of good and evil? How do you decide what is just and unjust? " Mr B: "Well that is simple really, I decide by my own individual understanding of a situation. I'm a utilitiarianist. Mr A: "Well ok, but a second ago you said that because there is no God there is morality, as other wise if God did exist, there would be no evil. And morality implies that good and evil both exist. So what first, you are a utilitarianist, implying that good and evil is decided on the out come of an action rather than the means, or you do not believe in God not because there isn't any evidence against God but because that you believe there is a replacement of a loving, good God, otherwise there would be no evil? " Mr B: "I would have to say I am a utilitarianist, and that good and evil is decided by myself. " Mr A: "Right, therefore you have no argument against God, since you are not including that because there is no God, there is morality but instead you are saying there is good and evil not objectively but because I decide that there is good and evil. In other words, you have disproved you own argument against the premise that because there is no God, there is morality. " "1. God is only source of good and evil 2. Atheists claim to know good and evil 3. Atheists must believe in God. " No, that wasn't what my argument said. Have another read? . I understand there are many ethical views on what is good and evil and where they come from, but morality either comes from God or from your own perception on what good and evil is, a evolutionary intervention. Because everything either came from God or from a slow progressive process. Something from nothing, or everything has always existed.