God most likely does NOT exist

hi there, I accept, thank-you for challenging. lets get right with it. hi there, thank-you for excepting! Let's begin... I shall present my case in a few main arguments. the respond to your points. Argument 1 Rationality What comes from nothing? nothing of course. God is the source of energy and matter. without God is to say something came from nothing. It is a logical fallacy. 0=0 you have to have God in the equation. But let us assume something can come from nothing. wouldn't God not exist then? no. Because even If something could come from nothing it would be chaotic. If everything exploded from nothing it would be chaos. Instead what we see around us is extreme order. the laws of physics, the complexity of life. (even the simplest ones!) Order cannot come from chaos. summing up this point, basically rationality tells us that a Creator exists. Argument 2 Morals this world has a problem. Where did we get these standards? if everything is relative, then nothing is absolute. Reason can not exist. Truth can not exist. Good and evil can't exist. Not absolute standard can exist. there are no morals according to the atheist, they do not exist. However the DO exist. Also to say they do not is scary. That means you can do or say anything without having any standard to judge. That means that anything done in history, whether evil or not can not be judged. It was relative? No! Argument 3 Meaning Without a God, there is no meaning to life. However if there is not meaning, then love is meaningless, truth is meaningless, everything is meaningless. Life is meaningless. Thus it has not value! Argument 4 Civilization Without a God, life is meaningless and thus has no value. If life is relative then life has no absolute value. Thus there are no basis for freedom. Freedom only comes when one has set the principle of absolute rights. Our own declaration of independence confirms this when it says " "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." Great examples of governments rejecting God are Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany. They rejected God and had no basis for individual rights, thus they started some of the most horrible things in history. They did not believe in a God and thus we see the results. Lets not forget. Now I shall respond to your points. Response 1 God is omnipotent Your argument states that because God knows everything thus we do not have free will. However God knows what we choose in advance. God doesn't force us. Let's say I know what your response will be. Just because I know what you will say doesn't mean you will no longer have free will! If know what you will respond with, I know what Your Free WIll will choose to respond with! That doesn't mean that you don't have freewill, but rather i know what you will choose. Act 7:42 says "Then God turned, and Gave Them UP to worship the host of heaven; as it is written in the book of the prophets, O ye house of Israel, have ye offered to me slain beasts and sacrifices by the space of forty years in the wilderness?" Obviously God gave them up to there own free will even though He knew they would thousands of years before. Response 2 God is omnipotent 2 Your argument goes that God is either non existent or a maniac. Well I a response and a counter response. To answer your question, is God a maniac? no. Think about it, if there are so many tooth problems in the world, I don't believe in dentists! what rubbish! It isn't the dentist's fault they will not come to him! It is the same way with God. He gave us over to our sin because we chose it. Now unless we turn to Him, how do we expect Him to help us? We left Him, and now we are reaping the consequences. counter response. Your point was that God was cruel and a maniac. Well we know He's not, but also, where did you get those standard of right and wrong. You look at the evil and say "No! wrong, how could a loving God allow this?" Well, Where did you get those standards of right and wrong? if there is no God, then there is no basis for to say that was cruel or mean. If everything is relative, you have no standards! Conclusion you see to not believe in a God, is to contradict the very way you hope to disprove Him. You may have all the reason in the world, all the evidence, but if there is no God, your logic is relative and thus I have absolutely no basis to accept it. I think C.S.Lewis summed up my arguments when he said "I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else by it. " I look forward to your responses, God bless!