_”I'm guessing you might subscribe to the Kalam cosmological argument, so I'll give my opinion on it, it actually isn't that poor of an idea in my opinion, and uses logic.”_
Well its best not to guess but ask as I would lay out the case as I see it not the way you think I see it or would like me to see it perhaps.
_” However, I have problems with it.”_
Well you are an atheist of course you do lol. For a start, while it suggests a god is possible,
Well here we go, you have started with an assumption, which isn’t necessarily 100% wrong neither is it 100% right and you are now going to try to make a case that only bring into question your own assumptions, this is why you clarify before wading in, it’s not only shows respect to the other side but it logical and reasonable. let's be frank here, evolution could create unicorns if deer developed that structure of horn.
Now I am not the sort that tolerates, comments on unicorns, Santa or the tooth fairy, it does not advance arguments, it’s just silly immature comments that is the bread and butter of new atheists hence the reason you are shown …show more content…
Fusion has created every molecule that exists, as it combines atoms with more pressure and heat closer to the core of a star, in very large or dense stars, their higher gravity allows this Fusion to create really dense particles, and when they go supernova at the end of their life, gold can be formed from the amazing pressure and temperatures. Unfortunately, it does not create the matter itself, and it messes with the arrangement of electrons, neutrons and protons instead. We currently believe that all matter originated from the Big Bang, and was destroyed by a near equal amount of antimatter, which would have caused the expansion. Antimatter is also viewed as a possible fuel source that could help us go faster than the speed of light, if that is
Well its best not to guess but ask as I would lay out the case as I see it not the way you think I see it or would like me to see it perhaps.
_” However, I have problems with it.”_
Well you are an atheist of course you do lol. For a start, while it suggests a god is possible,
Well here we go, you have started with an assumption, which isn’t necessarily 100% wrong neither is it 100% right and you are now going to try to make a case that only bring into question your own assumptions, this is why you clarify before wading in, it’s not only shows respect to the other side but it logical and reasonable. let's be frank here, evolution could create unicorns if deer developed that structure of horn.
Now I am not the sort that tolerates, comments on unicorns, Santa or the tooth fairy, it does not advance arguments, it’s just silly immature comments that is the bread and butter of new atheists hence the reason you are shown …show more content…
Fusion has created every molecule that exists, as it combines atoms with more pressure and heat closer to the core of a star, in very large or dense stars, their higher gravity allows this Fusion to create really dense particles, and when they go supernova at the end of their life, gold can be formed from the amazing pressure and temperatures. Unfortunately, it does not create the matter itself, and it messes with the arrangement of electrons, neutrons and protons instead. We currently believe that all matter originated from the Big Bang, and was destroyed by a near equal amount of antimatter, which would have caused the expansion. Antimatter is also viewed as a possible fuel source that could help us go faster than the speed of light, if that is