There is more evidence that God does not exist, than there to is prove that he does.

Thanks again. I think you misunderstood something I said. You wrote... "In contrast to what you said, the big bang can be applied to the observable universe." I'm aware of this fact... that is exactly what I said. I tried to make the point that The Big Bang Theory can ONLY be applied to the observable Universe. You have to admit that it's possible for matter to exist beyond what our most powerful telescopes can see and detect. That was my argument, I apologise if I didn't make it clear enough. Also, I need to make an apology. My profile did indeed say I was an Atheist, but I have since changed that to Agnostic. That was my own mistake, as I failed to see Agnostic listed in the options. You went on to say... "and I think it's almost impossible to really disprove something like God." I totally agree with you. But at the same time, you have no choice but to agree with me, in that it's equally almost impossible to prove that God DOES exist. Then you said... "until strong evidence is put forward your argument is basically nothing." The same is true for argument. I still maintain that it will be impossible to know how the Universe really began, or if it was created, until we are able to travel faster than the speed of light. Until we reach that point, I think it's best to agree that no one knows. It is cheating to say, "of course, it was God.". Anyone who says that they definitely know how the universe began is lying. I'd like to add this... you keep saying that God is the logical answer. Just because something is logical, does not make it true. Just like me, you have no evidence. Have you heard of M theory? M theory suggests The Big Bang was caused by the colliding of two other Universes, of which there is an infinite amount. You cannot say a designer is responsible for this, as infinite means they go on forever, as does the creation of additional Universes. One final thing thing concerning the "designer" argument. I'd like to ask a question, and please think carefully about it before responding. Is it not at all possible, even by the smallest margin, that the Universe was created by chance? My algebra was never very good, so I'm afraid you confused me a little bit with all your Xs and Ys. I'll have to skip that bit, I'm sorry. As you are a Muslim, you must know that Jesus Christ is part of your religion. But he is also the central figure of Christianity. This confuses me. Christianity was formed after the death of Christ. You must also know that Islam was created after Christianity. This leads me to believe that the views of Islam are completely man made, fictional and could not even exist without Christianity. Can you explain this? A few more questions I'd like you to answer - Why does God create people who do not believe in him? What about people who are born in places such as the rainforest, who don't have access to holy books, or the teachings of others? Will they be punished, or sent to Hell? What exactly is the point of their existence if they are not even aware of the concept of religion? If God is almighty and really so powerful, can he make 2 and 2 add up to 5 ? What about the Ancient Egyptians and Greeks? How could they possibly know about Jesus Christ, and therefore Islam (which contains Jesus) if he was born thousands of years later? How could they know about the God of Islam and Christianity? If life is a test, and God really does know everything, why does he bother creating the people that he knows will fail? I have lots more questions, but if you could answer these, I'd really appreciate it, thank you.