The creation of the universe is evidence of science. Atheism likes science, with the Big Bang theory, which was even created by a priest. The proponent of the Big Bang was a priest, Georges Lemaître. We have the idea, through science, that matter, space, and time came into existence from nothing. If matter, space, and time came into existence and didn't exist, then why can't the cause of matter be material? Because matter didn't exist; it is immaterial. The Big Bang theory says that matter came into existence from nothing, so the cause is immaterial, therefore spiritual. Time didn't come into existence from nothing, so the cause is non-temporal, capable of predicting the future that we freely decide, because the cause is outside of time. Space didn't come into existence from nothing, so the cause is non-spatial, therefore infinite. So you see, spiritual, temporal, and finite are characteristics of God. Another thing: the universe doesn't exist in any way; there are 122 characteristics that are meticulously tuned so that life on Earth is possible, but it can't exist by chance. Why can't it exist by chance? Because the chance of aligning 122 characteristics by chance is... One chance in ten raised to the power of 138. For example, the gravitational level, atmospheric transparency, oxygen level in the airthese 122 characteristics have to be perfectly synchronized for life to be possible. The chance of this happening by chance is one in ten raised to the power of 138. There's a principle in mathematicsunless we disagree with mathematicscalled Borel's principle. Borel's principle states that a chance of ten raised to the power of 50 is impossible. I'm saying that for 122 characteristics to align by chance, it's one in ten in 138. Mathematics already says that a chance of ten to 50 is impossible, a chance of 10 to 51 is 10 times impossible because mathematically it's impossible for us to have a universe in the form we have, in which life exists.
