Islam, the Materialistic Religion

[Fidel_Castronaut]

And others will say 'argument from ignorance'.

Truth is, we know why the earth 'developed', and how the supernovas work and how, given billions of years, evens such as the coalescing of debris through gravity can from celestial bodies.

We also are beginning to see how the earth is far from unique, and may indeed be only one of several hundreds of billions of planets that could be capable of supporting life in the open, vast universe.

You're free to interpret all manner of things as a sign of god, naturally. But I don't, because There's no reason to.

Ignorance ? you can otherwise call it "trigger theory". What triggered this to happen ?

In other words. Why gravity ? why wasn't it another force ?
why darkness and light ?

yes you explain natural phenomena - i call it god signs-, but you will never be able to answer me why did it take place this way, why wasn't it another way ?

Who triggered the big bang, to result a world that looks like this ?

well the atheist theory of "that's the only way" doesn't satisfy my ignorant mind -which is graduated from computer science with an A+ project-.

In java programming language, the programmers put trigger mechanisms to trigger events. Without triggers ? no events.

I believe god programmed this world and put triggers.

Triggered the big bang and then boom, chain reaction -that is godly calculated- resulted the world you see today.

Trouble is, answering 'Goddidit' doesn't actually answer anything. It just presupposes an answer with no evidential foundation to it and then, well, that's it. Case closed.

So, really, the epitome of an argument from ignorance.

You also need to recognise that just as atheism =/= 'science', neither is there an 'atheist' answer/theory to questions such as 'where did the universe come from'? Indeed many may argue that that question doesn't even make any sense.

The only, real, logically and intelectually consistent answer to that question is 'nobody knows'. Indeed, what you 'believe' doesn't actually affect the reality of the situation I've outlined, neither does it affect reality as we can know it. Beliefs are irrelevent.

You've effectively proposed Kalam. Debunked by a simple question; what caused 'god' [undefined]? Special pleading ahoy!