Debate: Does God exist?
Side: Theism

This being can exist outside of our spacetime and it is not applicable to our laws.If god is not bound by time, then that would mean everything that ever happened in the past, present, and future happens instantaneously for him. Without time there is no sequence of events. Without a sequence of events everything comes to a grinding halt. When did Satan get thrown out of heaven? Was it before or after he rebelled? The answer is neither because there is no sequence of events, so it couldn't even happen. The concept of a timeless existence is nonsensical. A timeless being can't interact with anything in time because everything is simultaneous to him. He would have to step into time to interact with a specific moment in time and then step back out of time. The concept is mind bogling the more you think about it. Has time always existed? If not, that would mean there was timelessness before time existed, but that's impossible because without time there is no before.Try to picture how god would see the universe. Every moment that has ever happened and will happen would be frozen and overlapping because without time there is no sequence of events. He wouldn't even be able to see me because all the people, plants, animals, and mountains that have ever existed where I am sitting right now would be overlapping me.Nothing can happen without time. ------------------------------------------- If we have evidence of a big bang then it had a beggining and thus cannot be eternal and also makes you contradict your entire theory.The big bang didn't create matter. It was just a tranformation of existing matter.------------------------------------------- This isnt chaos. This is just stuff that isnt normal for us. Stars explode. Black holes form. Dark matter is present. Anti matter could exist. I mean it isnt chaos. These things happen all over the universe on a daily basis.Just because it happens often doesn't mean it's not chaotic. Chaos has nothing to do with the frequency of events.Chaos:1. A condition or place of great disorder or confusion.2. A disorderly mass; a jumble: The universe is very disordered, less so than it used to be because things are moving farther away from each other so there are less collisions, but it is still filled with disorderly events like the ones I described. ------------------------------------------- True, there is absolutely no reason to believe in such a being. Doesnt mean people cant explore it and believe it is there.Sure, I see no reason people shouldn't explore it, but I don't see any reason to believe it until there is some kind of evidence to support it. ------------------------------------------- This universe is extremely fine tuned and some things still boggle scientists like stars that burn at room temperature or stars the size of jupiter or the theoretical things like nemesis and nibiru. They are all possible. Nibiru and nemesis have been shown to not exist but scientists agree that it is 100% possible for them to exist. It's also 100% possible that there are aliens controlling our thoughts, but just because something is possible doesn't mean it should be taken seriously.I don't see how any of those things you pointed out are examples of fine tuning. ------------------------------------------- This is a fine tuned universe. The way things occur is mind blowing.The universe is fascinating, but I don't think fine-tuned is an accurate description. Fine-tuning implies there is a goal or purpose in mind and fine-tuning is necessary to achieve that goal. What goal or purpose would there be for a universe that is 99.999999999999% uninhabitable.