God is unlikely to exist

Many religions still follow teachings of the original messengers, but lots of omissions and additions can be found which were created by man. The truth is that God did not create all these religions, mankind has created it. After the messengers have passed, their followers have changed the original teachings of the messengers and have developed new ones. The true belief of God can only be found when you study the original teachings of the messengers, and from that point on, you can come to the true understanding of the true religion, the true way one must follow God. (1.2)The very first sentence of the words you have quoted by Thompson, "For example, we are born with a powerful need for attachment. .. "[1]This is proof that God has created the human tendency to find and need God from the very natural development of man in the very beginning. The messengers were simply humans appointed by God to open the minds of their people to FIND God. God did not create all these religions, mankind has, God has only sent down one message through the messengers. Humans are also born with a natural inclination to find God. The only way to connect with the metaphysical is through our mind (mental powers), and our spirit (spiritual powers). This does not mean the metaphysical cannot exist. (2)Evolution surpasses Intelligent Design(2.1)Since Pro has defined Evolution, I will define the first part of Intelligent Design for him. 'A proposition that certain features of the universe and of living things are best explained by an intelligent cause. 'If you properly understand God, you can find that Evolution and Intelligent Design are not contradictory and that it makes sense that a mastermind was behind Biological Evolution, Abiogenesis, Natural Selection, Intelligent Design, Fine Tuning, and all of that. The clause that Evolution surpasses the theory of Intelligent Design does not destroy the fact that God can exist. The concept of Evolution does not contradict the former part of Intelligent Design if God were to exist. It is reasonable to believe that there was a mastermind behind Evolution, one who guided the process of Evolution and transformed inorganic compounds to organic compounds and created life from something that wasn't living at first. (3)The Omnibenevolent, Omnipresent, Omniscient, Omnipotent God does not exist(3.1)I would like to quote Matt Slick from the Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry. ". .. we have to realize that when we want to define something like free will, knowledge, perfection, holiness, etc. , we need to start with God as a standard and not man. When we start with a people as a standard of what is right and wrong, or what free will is, then we will probably end up in error. "(3.2)Omnibenevolence(3.21)The evil that exists within society is not by God, but from man. But it is indeed true that evil still exists, whether it is by God or by man. But if we are comparing evil with God, we need to look at it from God's perspective. God CREATED death, disease, destruction, so these things are not evil for God, but evil for MAN. God could easily create a world where the natural tendency to murder is GOOD. But God has created all of these things and then from His messengers, commanded us to do with is right, and forbid what is evil, for US, not for HIM. This does not contradict with God's Omnibenevolence. God remains Omnibenevolent despite what we humans consider as Evil within this world which is in essential a creation of God. God Himself dictates for mankind what is morally good and evil. (3.3)Omnipresence and MoralityI am confused here, wondering what morality has to do with the Omnipresence of God. Yes, morality is different from person to person, society to society, that does not mean God's presence does not exist everywhere. William L. C. makes a good argument about morality and duties. [2] If God does not exist, objective moral values and duties do not exist. Objective moral values and duties do exist. Therefore, God exists. (3.4)Omniscience & Free WillThe Pro has addressed God's omniscience using empirical logic. This website here however has a short, yet simply decent reply to that. [3]Omniscience and free will are not incompatible and it is a non-sequitor to claim otherwise. (3.5)Omnipotency of GodThe word 'Omnipotent' is sometimes misunderstood with All-Powerful/Raw Power. Check this link out, short and simple answer. [4](4)Creationism is scientifically unsupported(4.1)I have already explained earlier that Evolution and Natural Selection do not contradict with Intelligent Design and Creation, and I will go a little more in depth. God is the Eternal Source behind the existence of this universe, He is the reason behind the Big Bang. Pro has brought up the Cosmological Argument and I believe that is a good argument for the existence of God that something cannot come from nothing. God was the source of the Big Bang, God is the source of Natural Selection, God is the source of Intelligent Design, God is the source of Fine Tuning, God is the ultimate source of Evolution, God is the source of Creation. If I may, I would like to compress ALL of these different elements and simply call it the 'Elements of God's Creation. 'These simple elements were used by God to create the universe and all the matter and energy within it, construct the universe, perfect the universe, and evolve this universe from one stage to another. If you look at it in this perspective, no contradiction exists. The contradictions only arise when one group, whether the religious folks or the Atheists deny actual facts and make up their own conclusions. The reality of the matter is that both are both right and wrong. I would reword the argument, creationism is not scientifically unsupported. [5]Creationism fails to recognize modern scientific theory by their proponents and Evolutionism fails to recognize the intelligent source of its guidance by their proponents. Both Creation and Evolution were manifested by an eternal mastermind that created and perfected the universe in stages and are logical and rational proofs regarding the existence of a Creator. (4.2)God is Eternal and was uncaused. God exists without a place, He was not created, He always existed. God created both time and space, therefore, He is not subject to it. Whatever God creates, He is not subject to it. God is boundless, timeless, spaceless. If God were not to exist, THEN the flaw of infinite regression would take place, as there would be an infinite number of events in the past and time would never reach here. God is the source that STOPS infinite regression. If you understand God properly, there exists no logical fallacies, including infinite regression, among others. ---I would like to now bring up my own arguments for God's likeable existence for my opponent to refute:(5)The Cosmological Argument from Contingency Everything that exists has an explanation of its existence, either in the necessity of its own nature or in an external cause. If the universe has an explanation of its existence, that explanation is God. The universe exists. Therefore, the universe has an explanation of its existence (from 1, 3). Therefore, the explanation of the universe’s existence is God (from 2, 4). In this argument, if the premises are true, the conclusion is unavoidable. The most supported explanation behind the existence of this universe is God. There are also other explanations, God remains the leading explanation and should add to the likeness of God's existence. That is how detectives work anyway, when multiple clues are all pointing towards the same general direction, they are victorious when they investigate in that general location and come to solid conlusions. Then later become firm in their investigation. This is what we must do to find God. God is one of the explanations for the universe's existence. (6)The Kalam Cosmological Argument Everything that begins to exist has a cause. The universe began to exist. Therefore, the universe has a cause. Now we can come to many different conclusions regarding the cause of the universe. Yes, the Big Bang is one, and so is God, and there are others as well. The most reasonable explanation is that God caused the Big Bang to create the universe. God could be one of the causes of the universe by causing the Big Bang. (7)Moral argument for God's existence. I mentioned this before and will present it as another likeable proof for God's existence. If God does not exist, objective moral values and duties do not exist. Objective moral values and duties do exist. Therefore, God exists. The moral laws of this world have to have come from somewhere. We humans KNOW in the back of our head that murder is wrong, lying is wrong, stealing is wrong, adultery is wrong, etc. Many Atheists even follow the moral obligations found in religious scriptures! The reality is that the universe has somehow created this morals and evolved us humans to live by these morals. The most seemingly definite explanation regarding this is God. The existence of morality is a likeable proof for God's existence. (8)Scientific statements of the Qur'anHow is it possible that an illiterate man living in the desert had knowledge about science that we only know recently? The scientific statements in the Qur'an are likeable proof for the existence of God, hence the time period of its revelation. 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