Resolved: God exists

~~Defense and Rebuttels~~1. My opponent's first criticism of my argument does not really refute it at all. He says that the Big Bang Theory a 'good' example of scientific evedence that proves how the universe was CREATED (please not that my opponent did say that the universe was created). However, he does not give any evedence that supports my claim as illogical. Nevertheless I will prove to the voters and to my opponent that the Big Bang Theory is not a good enough reason to declare the existence of a god as false.The Big Bang Theory has many problems with it. I will present one of them so that my opponent can see. They are:Problem: The first problem that pretty much makes the entire theory crumble is one simple question: What happen before the Big Bang? It is highly unlikely that a huge pile of objects in the universe can just form from nowhere. This is yet more evedence that says that beginningless creator must exist.I will also state that the Big Bang Theory really can not disprove the existence if it is true, because for the same reason up above. Something has to make the Big Bang happen, therefore the only real answer is that there is a almighty creator that would have to instigate the entire universe.2. He then asks how it is possible for a all-powerful and all-knowing god to exist. It is possible for him to exist because he created everything (once again the only logical solution to how the Universe came about.) if one creats something then they obviouly know whats going to happen to it and everything that there is to know about it. My opponent then brings up the age old argument of evil (note that evil includes the words my opponent brought up in his point). However, this can be refuted easily. The anwswer the problem my opponent has stated is the words free will. Can you picture a god that wants robots? No! Simpaly all the bad stuff in this world is in fact not the creation of god, but rather of his creation. But then again your all probably asking the question: Why would a all-loving god tolerate such horrific evil in the world?My simple answer to that question is that why should he/she do so? It is our mess that we have caused so then it is only logical to let the mess be cleaned up by the one or many that have made the mess.3. Finally, my opponent says that if god or creator has created everything; then what created him? This is farely simple to explain. A god by definition is the soul creator of the universe. Therefore he created time. So, if there is no time before he was to create it, then he is not subject to beginning nor end. We obviously can tell that the universe is not infinate like some people say thanks to the Laws of Thermodynamics. They go as follows:1st Law: The total amount of mass-energy in the universe is constant.2nd Law: The amount of energy available for work is running out, or entropy is increasing to a maximum.If the total amount of mass-energy is limited, and the amount of usable energy is decreasing, then the universe cannot have existed forever, otherwise it would already have exhausted all usable energy the heat death of the universe. For example, all radioactive atoms would have decayed, every part of the universe would be the same temperature, and no further work would be possible.So the obvious corollary is that the universe began a finite time ago with a lot of usable energy, and is now running down. This proves that everything had to be created by a beginigless creator.In conclusion, my opponent has not really refuted my contentions at all. However, I have proven that the fact that everything is so complicated is in fact a good enough reason say that everything didn't come from chance, and that the Big Bang Theory is not a good reason to dismiss the existence of a god. That and combined with my refutation of my opponnet's probelm of evil argument and the fact that the whole universe had a beginning says that god exists.~~Sources~~http://nowscape.com...http://www.angelfire.com...https://en.wikipedia.org...