God Exists

p1- everything that exists has a cause That can be deemed incorrect, for there is no use of the universe theoretically. Suppose if there was no universe, then what? We won't exist. But then we only we have need for the universe, and if the universe weren't there, then we won't exist. What other use does the universe has, for we are the products of universe, and if there were no humans, what is the reason of the universe? p4 Hence, this cause must be personal, without time, change, and materiality, it must also be powerful. How can a being exist out of time, change, materiality and yet wield powers that allow it to interfere in the physical world? The god is without time, change, materiality, but he creates all this with the universe. If God is in the universe, then he has entered all these realms. c2 Such a cause is god, who exists. exists- have objective reality or being. The universe is finely tuned, but so is this computer according to human terms. This was most likely made in a factory. How are we sure that a sentient, intelligent being created the universe? Although machinery was invented by us, since you define God is in astral form, how do we know it is just a powerful force that created the universe, an energy of some sort, and not by a sentient being? I didn't understand the meaning of contingent in this context. 'The God I shall be arguing for is a God of deism, a God who has *withdrawn* from the universe. Con has not justified why this is improbable, hence this is an invalid contention.' It is improbable as there is no valid reason for God to withdraw from the universe that still can be improved. Currently we are the only planet with life, and although the universe is complex, it can be made better than pile of rubble, few stars and mostly space. Thus we may assume that he is currently present, for the ever-expanding universe would be his working if he is thought to be the creator of the universe. 'None of the above arguments provide any good reason to think atheism is true, rather acting like an examination round.' '11. Hawking, S.W. (1988). A Brief History of Time. p. 59.' I don't need to explain what I think of your round. cough*brief history of time* cough 'Once more, I say I absolutely do not defend or support the beliefs of any religion. God is transcendent, and, therefore, *outside* the universe, in astral form. This, nonetheless, is irrelevant to the resolution, wherein Con must disprove the likely existence of God and I must prove it.' Then what do you say God is living in? meaning of universe source google- 'All existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos. The universe is believed to be at least 10 billion light years in diameter and contains a vast number of galaxies; it has been expanding since its creation in the Big Bang about 13 billion years ago.' Since we talk about all existing matter, then what place is God living in? His astral form doesn't account for his absence, for even the soul is astral but is on the Earth, although there is not much proof for the soul if God takes human form he would have been known. Plus if the universe can't exist without a creator, a God can not exist without a creator as well. We are still stumbling in the dark. This is the first debate in which I had to think, well played.