A simple challenge for atheists

[Michael Schubert]

Imagine an alternate universe which contains a single hydrogen atom. (Lets not include dark matter or other forces in the discussion for the purpose of simplicity.) You could replace the atom with a proton, a neutron, a sub-atomic particle, or a string. The point is, it's real. It can be measured.

Now where did this hydrogen atom come from?
Was it just always there?
Did it spontaneously appear, ie. magically?
Did someone create it?

How did it come into being?

According to the laws of Thermodynamics, matter cannot be created or destroyed, so no one created the Hydrogen Atom.

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So, the question remains, why does Christianity survive til today when so many other religions cease to exist?

Because people keep it alive by reading and believing the Holy Bible.

But if you think that's evidence for God's existence, you would be making the Appeal to the Majority Fallacy.