Why don't u believe? If ur one of those scientific thinkers I can give u a few scientific LAWS that prove Gods here. I mean how can u look at our world and our universe and say a thing of nothingness exploded and our world was here. Everything points to a creator Especially the universe.
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First, you didn't cite a law, you made an argument from ignorance. Second, I'm a little fucking tired of this horrible misrepresentation of the big bang. It wasn't "nothing that exploded", it was EVERYTHING, including space and time itself, which rapidly expanded into our present universe. So get this through your thick fundie skull, the Big Bang doesn't describe the "creation" of the universe, it merely describes a change in the state of the universe.
There is not a single scientific "law" that even remotely suggests - let alone proves - that God exists. Quite the opposite, in fact, and it will take a whole lot more than some poorly written and meaningless drivel from fundieland to convince any non-believer over the age of four to change their mind.
Everything points to you being barely literate.
A singularity expanded into the Universe, and it's still expanding.
So what are these scientific laws?
A singularity expanded, nitwit.
That's not a scientific law. You did, however, manage to demonstrate a law for us in spite of your failure to cite a relevant one. Specifically the sociological Law of Inverse Religiosity & Knowledge. It states that a person's religiosity is inversely proportional to their knowledge of the world around them and often (though not always) their knowledge of their own religion.
“Why don't u believe?”
“If ur one of those scientific thinkers”
“I can give u a few scientific LAWS that prove Gods here.”
“ I mean how can u look at our world and our universe and say a thing of nothingness exploded”
“ and our world was here.”
“ Everything points to a creator Especially the universe.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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