first: evil is abscence of god, like cold is abscence of heat. and (this is just my religion, and maybe some others) I believe god has left evil on the earth because without evil, there is no point to us being here. he put us here to test us. this without evil would be like an entry exam where the only hing you had to do was fill in a little bubble, with on question, and no other answers.
Why would an omniscient god run a test if he knows the results already? The bible says he's omniscient.
"But thanks to the Big bang, you can never see the point of ignition so you can never truly tell if it did indeed start from a finite point or if it began from a galaxy 30 times our size because that light is still traveling towards us from so long ago. How many assumptions are you going to make to prove a theory?"
That light does allow us to trace the universe back to a single point due to a redshift. I don't know the exact details on it but I'd bet wikipedia does.
"Ionized atoms have an extra electron, not being devoid of one. I think you need to go back to school, my friend because atoms can not exist without electrons. Secondly, since you said no one knows what caused the big bang then why are you so offended about something you don't even believe in being the relying cause? You don't know, so why do you assume that that obviously isn't it? You don't know so you can't argue against it."
Wikipedia's definition of ionization:
"Ionization is the physical process of converting an atom or molecule into an ion by adding
or removing charged particles such as electrons or other ions"
Atoms can exist without electrons, H
+ is a proton and occasionally a neutron as well.
Nobody knows what happened before the big bang. It's open for theorization but proof of any theory does not currently exist. My current theory is that a universe existed in the same space before but experienced a big crunch, resulting in the singularity that then exploded creating the big bang.
About science being inaccurate and whatnot: Scientists are fully aware that if something goes wrong with the LHC "bad things" could happen. As such they will take every precaution to prevent any error. The odds of an error are therefore slim. Could something causing the destruction of the earth occur? Possibly. Go out and buy a lottery ticket, your odds are probably greater for winning that than the LHC destroying the universe.
Amade, a valid point you made, but it states "in the beginning" It never said "In the beginning, which was about 6 days, God created the Heavens and the Earth." Everything he did with the Earth is what conspired in those "6days" which on a eternal deity scale can go, can easily equal 6 billion years in comparison. But that's just a personal opinion and is always subject to debate.
Convenient for you, isn't it? A very frustrating thing about being on this end of the argument is that many parts of the bible appear to be written purposefully vague so that evidence would be unable to disprove it. However, that very sentence
strongly implies no gap.
i am pretty sure this is just trolling.
He has a valid point, quit simply dismissing people pointing out the critical flaws in your thinking.
