God created the uninverse.

@SW-User the big bang theory doesn't exclude an intelligent creator

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP I agree, I said 'without an intelligent creator guiding creation'.

@Funlov lol

@Funlov lov it them faces warm my heart

@SW-User Sounds like a fair description of most of the universe.

@SW-User The Universe is one beautiful mess. There is beauty in chaos.

@Emosaur how isn’t there any order?

@Emosaur I have no problem with physics but who or what makes those rules? I also have no problem with matter colliding but where did that matter come from? Those are questions that science has always failed to answer.

@SW-User Emosaur is a turd in a wig.

The end.

@SW-User The truth will always be the truth no matter how much you question it.

@Emosaur I have no problem with physics but who or what makes those rules? Or a big bang, matter colliding etc but where did that matter come from in order for it to collide in the first place? Those are questions that science has always failed to answer. Answer that satisfactorily and I might become an atheist.

@Emosaur so basically, neither you nor science can answer my question accept to acknowledge that
So where would this "dominant power" come from then if God cannot possibly exist?
You think that belief in the existence of God is irrational because you can only accept him from a human and natural perspective and not a supernatural perspective. You judge him on your own limitations.

@Emosaur I would most likely complain to them lol. I often don't see eye to eye with many people who claim to be Christian, theology is vastly differing between Christians and I agree they are often the most irritating people on the planet.

@Emosaur me personally? I started going to church - actually not for spiritual reasons, I was, I guess switching between atheist/agnostic at the time. I needed somewhere warm to go with my noisy children as my husband was working nights and needed to sleep. Church was warm, gave me a break and offered free childcare in the form of Sunday school. I wasn't expecting to actually meet God but I did. The rest is history.

@Emosaur I don't know. What they think is irrelevant to my situation

@Emosaur Firstly there's a lot of historical evidence and archeological evidence for Christianity.
I think more so than the other religions although I am not a historian and I haven't deeply checked that out. Secondly logic and the nature of who God is has to stand as evidence. If all religions say that humans sin and all religions say their god is loving then you have to question how love would be demonstrated and how the problem of sin is addressed. I think it would be logical that a God who claims to be loving would have a cure for sin. Christianity is the only religion where God actually addresses sin himself. Other religions tell the believer to work towards gaining a place in heaven and they are never given the assurance that they will ever reach heaven or that their sins will ever be forgiven.