God(s) existence

I will be quoting your previous argument: "ARGUMENT FROM IMPERFECTION P1. The world is imperfect P2. God is perfect P3. Existence pertains to the existence in this world P4. If God exists, then it denies his perfection, which via P2 is absurd C. Henceforth, God does not exist" This in itself is totally false. God said 7 times in Genesis he created a good world, not a perfect world. The reason why Christian's believe the world has imperfection is because of Original Sin. Basically when we choose to be cruel to each other, ignore each other's issues, and cause violence we are creating imperfections in our world. Argument 3: Cell Theory Laws I will be basing my next argument off of scientific facts of cells. The three laws of the cell theory are: 1. All living things are composed of cells 2. Cells are the basic unit of structure and function in living things 3. Cells are only made from other existing cells I will be focusing on the 3rd law of the cell theory. Cells are only made from other existing cells. This is science, and science is fact. You are basing your arguments off of sciene, just like most atheists I have argued. Argument 4: Richard Dawkins "The fact that life evolved out of nearly nothing, some 10 billion years after the universe evolved out of literally nothing, is a fact so staggering that I would be mad to attempt words to do it justice." -Richard Dawkins Richard Dawkins is a genius, but you probably know that, right? He studies evolution, debates on live TV (and wins for the most part), and is a professor. But even this man is left in wonder and awe when thinking about the probability of the universe coming together the way it did. Well he is right. Read this article segment below where a scientist and blogger tried calculating the odds of atoms colliding and forming life. Here is the link: http://www.science20.com... For the purposes of today"s column I will go through the probability calculation that a specific ribozyme might assemble by chance. Prof. Harold Morowitz estimated that the simplest theoretically conceivable living organism would have to possess a minimum of 124 different protein molecules. A rough estimate of the probability of all of these protein molecules to be formed by chance in a single chance happening would be P124P = (1/1065)124 = 1/10^8060, the fraction 1 divided by the number 1 followed by 8060 zeros. So the approximate odds of life forming are 1 in 4^300, and very large number, but sadly he did not calculate the odds of this life forming on a planet that can sustain life. So let's figure out the odds of that ribozyme forming on planet earth. So, as far as we can tell by the visible universe, earth makes up approximantly 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003 % of the universe. (once again VISIBLE universe, there is so much we haven't seen so the actual number would be even smaller than this) So the odds are 1 in 3 * 10^60. The final probability of life forming by chance on planet earth would be 1 in 3 * 10 ^ 8120. Just for comparison, there are about 10^82 atoms in the known universe. My conclusion, the odds of life forming are too great to be an accident, there had to have been a creator. The odds are too great for this to happen. Note: "^" means exponent. Here is my source http://www.parentcompany.com... Argument 5: Physics I will try to keep this argument short and sweet. The laws of the universe shouldn't be obeyed. Why should an apple fall from a tree? Newton told us, "gravity!" and he is right, but why should the universe have to obey laws of gravity? Why should light always travel at the same speed? The answer is simple, something created the laws of the universe. I believe finding these "formulas" and "calculations" to things like gravity and speed of light and speed of sounds are cool, because that is as close as we can get to the handwriting of God. Counter Argument: "Einstein was most definitely hostile of religion, and did not believe in the Christian God" Yes he did not believe in the Christian God, but he did believe in the God of the Torah (aka the Old Testament). That is the God I believe in, only I think the Christ was already sent down to earth 2000 years ago, when Einstein was still awaiting that savior. It's the same God, not the same Christ.