Evidence for God from Science

Again, I'll give you the "nothing" thing. The others, though... To have faith in BB one must accept the laws of physics did not exist at one time or were different. Ok, but that's a great leap of faith. And, considering how the human brain works, it would be easier for us to believe in som...

This physical world is not eternal. (Hm, maybe except energy. See the law of conservation of energy. And well, all physical laws seem to be holding for a veeeery long time.) However God placed eternity into our hearts. We want beutiful music to last forever. We want our loved ones be with us foreve...

It's not nowhere. It's quantum vacuum. Ok, I'll give you that; I didn't realize that. Divine intervention - is God supposed to intervene every single particle? No, that was not my point. I do not understand. Why heaven cannot exist? Can you elaborate? I didn't say Heaven cannot exist, I said we tho...

Ok, so the law of gravity has to "exist" even in the so-called "nothing" so the nothing will create stuff for itself. Big deal. If anything, that means gravity may be the supreme force in everything that exists...and doesn't exist. That leaves us with some questions, but the main...

Christian fellows: You know, there are days in which I believe in God (yeah, I have that difficulty to decide). But the more time passes, the less I believe in the God of the Bible. I mean...if God wants what is written in the Bible, it's rather unclear why He did things the way they are. Namely: do...