Atheism leaves too much room for error.

[The_Truth]

For the sake of argument, lets say you are right about matter being eternal. Even if it is so, if to you that equals the existance of a god, where is this source now? How will you account for it's disappearance since the days claimed in the bible?

Matter is eternal. Scientists have tried to destroy atoms, but they have been unsuccessful.

It is still an overly-described, drastically stretched fable about a man who healed people by touching their foreheads, assisted in parting seas, caused a plague upon first borns and turned the water to blood..etc..

This sinigularity was the creator of life and universe. He formed a man (Jesus Christ) to walk among the human species. God proved himself to be the supreme creator. People touched his robe, and they were healed. People were flocking by the thousands so God could touch their sick babies, or close relatives that were blind, or crippled. How can atheists say God is cruel and mean. Meanwhile, he said "bring the sick to me, and I shall heal them".

I just wonder how believers can justify all that and much much more as being actual fact/truth.

I find it really hard to fathom that we are on this earth with no reason or cause. That just seems too far-fetched to me.

I mean no offence to you, it is nothing personal on my part, please bear in mind. I'm just stating what I think, ya'know?

Yes, I understand you all the way. I don't know why one person can look into the universe and see the signature of an intelligent creator, meanwhile other people look into the universe and see absolutely nothing. I guess faith is a stronger word than we realize.

But putting all joking aside. The universe and all life-form just didn't arise from nothing, by nothing. That is going against every law in science.

Science is not religion. They are not going to say "ok, this is how God created the universe.."

They have to leave religion at home when they walk into their scientific field of study. For the sake of arguments by their peers.

Some atheists claim "scientists are creating something from nothing everyday".
(That is untrue. Scientists are using materials that already exist to bring something into existence).

but how did God form something from nothing at the beginning of time? Every material and element we can see today didn't always exist. Unless it was energy/matter. But we understand today that energy/matter have always existed in some form or another.

The start of the universe was created by atoms that are so tiny and miniscule, they cannot be detected unless you are using a powerful microscope.

I can only imagine God being the creator of space and time, and life form.

It's hard to imagine everything we see in the universe was formed by materials that are so small, they can't be detected by the human eye. That's incredible if you ask me.

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You are asking us what a being we don't believe in meant when he supposedly said something when nothing was there to hear it?

I'm asking for you guys to give this being a second thought before you dismiss him. I'm proving this cosmic singularity had the intelligence to start life and universe. Not to mention, this being made the tempature just right so the mixture for life could arise. There are just too many inconsistencies in atheism. everything had to be "just right" in order to be created.

I'm not trying to ridicule you guys. I just think you should give God a fair chance. Automatically dismissing something because you don't have evidence is a bit far-fetched. I'm showing you evidence of a highly intelligent force that existed prior to life and universe.

That intelligent force was GOD, my friends.