is God real

Let me start out my argument by saying that my opponent has presented a prima facie argument. He is claiming that God is not real without providing any alternative theory that explains the worlds existence.. Without an alternative theory, he can't prove that God does not exist without proving something else is the reason the universe is here. Anyway, let me go over my opponents argument premise by premise and show it is invalid. First off, this is basically what my opponent is stating. P1 If God exists, then he is all good and all powerful. P2 If God is all good he would want to put a stop to evil. P3 If God is all powerful he would be able to put a stop to evil. P4 Evil exists. P5 Therefore, God does not exist. Let me start with premise 1: If God exists, then he is all good and all powerful. This is a true statement. God is all powerful and he can do anything. If he wanted to, he could destroy everything on this earth. He is also all good which means that he will always do what the right thing is for us. Now on to premise 2: If God is all good then he would want to put a stop to evil. This premise is actually false. Surely you would say that that contradicts the belief that God is all good. God is still all good. God has a purpose for keeping evil around in this world. Lets say that there is no evil in this world. Would we really think that we need God? The answer is no. We would think that we are good by ourselves. We won't have faith in God without knowing we need him. God has evil in this world to test our faith to see if we will believe in him no matter what. God wants us to rely on him everyday for everything we need, not ourselves. If our lives were perfect, who would we have faith in, God, or ourselves? One day, evil will be destroyed once and for all when God returns and he will take everyone who is a Christian with him to Heaven. But that day is not today. God wants us now to rely on him for everything we need, in every situation. Without evil, we would not have to rely on him for anything. Now on to premise 3: If God is all powerful than he would be able to put a stop to evil. This is true. God is able to do anything. He can put a stop to evil, and will someday. But because I proved that God can be good and allow evil, it does not mean that because there is evil, God is malevolent. God can do all things and putting a stop to evil is one of them. Now to premise 4: Evil Exists. This is true There is evil in this world because we have sinned. There is evil in this world from cheating on a test, to torturing a group of Christians. These are things that will be destroyed one day, but that day is not today. Now to premise 5: Therefore, God does not exist. If you can disprove a single premise in an argument, the conclusion is always false. God is all good and all powerful and will put a stop to evil one day. Just because there is evil, it does not disprove the fact that God is not good. My opponent is saying that God is complex so he must have been created. God is not made like we are. God has always existed. He is a spirit, and is not made of the same material that we are. You either put your faith in the universe always existing, or God always existing. The universe can't have always existed because it is running out of usable energy, this means IT CAN'T BE ETERNAL. What is the only other possible option for how the universe was created? God. Because you do not believe that God exists then you believe that nothing created something, something somehow caused an explosion and created complex life that miraculously self sustained itself for so many years. It just doesn't work that way. It is either the universe always existing or God always existing. They are both miracles, but the universe has to have some explanation so which theory is more probable? You have to choose God. With that my opponent has not disproved Gods existence at all, while I have shown that everything in this world points to intelligent design, not probability and chance.