PROVING THE EXISTENCE OF GOD TO THE ATHEIST....Islamic View

.......An Atheist is someone who doesn't believe in the Existence of God...

My first question to the atheist will be:

"What is the definition of God?"

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

Abid wrote:

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

You mean the existence of the universe? No, it looks entirely natural to me, nothing looks deliberate or "made". That the universe was created is your assumption (one I assume to be false)

I did not create myself, my parents created me, and theirs created them...

No, I was created from something...sperm and egg, then food, same as you.

You guys really struggle with this stuff, don't you?

Abid wrote:

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

You mean the existence of the universe? No, it looks entirely natural to me, nothing looks deliberate or "made". That the universe was created is your assumption (one I assume to be false)

I did not create myself, my parents created me, and theirs created them...

No, I was created from something...sperm and egg, then food, same as you.

You guys really struggle with this stuff, don't you?

Eorl wrote:

Abid wrote:

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

You mean the existence of the universe? No, it looks entirely natural to me, nothing looks deliberate or "made". That the universe was created is your assumption (one I assume to be false)

I did not create myself, my parents created me, and theirs created them...

No, I was created from something...sperm and egg, then food, same as you.

You guys really struggle with this stuff, don't you?

Then why is this Earth perfectly suitable for our daily lives? The day is seperated into equal portions, the ozone layer filters out UV rays, the greenhouse effect, bearable atmospheric pressure, etc. - is this all just mere chance to you? Why don't you see the same habitable conditions on other planets?

Raul-7 wrote:

Eorl wrote:

Abid wrote:

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

You mean the existence of the universe? No, it looks entirely natural to me, nothing looks deliberate or "made". That the universe was created is your assumption (one I assume to be false)

I did not create myself, my parents created me, and theirs created them...

No, I was created from something...sperm and egg, then food, same as you.

You guys really struggle with this stuff, don't you?

Then why is this Earth perfectly suitable for our daily lives? The day is seperated into equal portions, the ozone layer filters out UV rays, the greenhouse effect, bearable atmospheric pressure, etc. - is this all just mere chance to you? Why don't you see the same habitable conditions on other planets?

Because life evolved to be adapted to this enviroment. On another planet with different conditions, evolution will bring forth forms adapted to that environment. This was answered over a century ago.

Raul-7 wrote:

Eorl wrote:

Abid wrote:

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

You mean the existence of the universe? No, it looks entirely natural to me, nothing looks deliberate or "made". That the universe was created is your assumption (one I assume to be false)

I did not create myself, my parents created me, and theirs created them...

No, I was created from something...sperm and egg, then food, same as you.

You guys really struggle with this stuff, don't you?

Then why is this Earth perfectly suitable for our daily lives? The day is seperated into equal portions, the ozone layer filters out UV rays, the greenhouse effect, bearable atmospheric pressure, etc. - is this all just mere chance to you? Why don't you see the same habitable conditions on other planets?

Because life evolved to be adapted to this enviroment. On another planet with different conditions, evolution will bring forth forms adapted to that environment. This was answered over a century ago.

Brandon9000 wrote:

Raul-7 wrote:

Eorl wrote:

Abid wrote:

Is not the creation of the universe enough of a sign for you?

Did you create yourself?
Were you created from nothing?
Or were you created by something?

You mean the existence of the universe? No, it looks entirely natural to me, nothing looks deliberate or "made". That the universe was created is your assumption (one I assume to be false)

I did not create myself, my parents created me, and theirs created them...

No, I was created from something...sperm and egg, then food, same as you.

You guys really struggle with this stuff, don't you?

Then why is this Earth perfectly suitable for our daily lives? The day is seperated into equal portions, the ozone layer filters out UV rays, the greenhouse effect, bearable atmospheric pressure, etc. - is this all just mere chance to you? Why don't you see the same habitable conditions on other planets?

Because life evolved to be adapted to this enviroment. On another planet with different conditions, evolution will bring forth forms adapted to that environment. This was answered over a century ago.

The calculations of British mathematician Roger Penrose show that the probability of universe conducive to life occurring by chance is in 10^10^123. The phrase "extremely unlikely" is inadequate to describe this possibility.

Taking the physical variables into account, what is the likelihood of a universe giving us life coming into existence by coincidence? One in billions of billions? Or trillions of trillions of trillions? Or more?

Roger Penrose, a famous British mathematician and a close friend of Stephen Hawking, wondered about this question and tried to calculate the probability. Including what he considered to be all variables required for human beings to exist and live on a planet such as ours, he computed the probability of this environment occurring among all the possible results of the Big Bang.

Ok genious, how did life originate?

Abid wrote:

Ok genious, how did life originate?

Whatever answer you choose for "How did your god originate?" will work equally well for your question.