Christainity Or Atheism?

Jerenz, why does there have to be a god? Maybe the answer or reasoning behind the existence of these things are beyond our comprehension at the moment, even they may never be known. However why does that mean we have to have a god to create all this?

If god creating the universe, and before there was nothing, than how was god existing when he created the universe, and all that existed? Spontaneous generation? By saying there has to be a god, your also saying there has to be a force mightier than god himself to create \"god\" yet in the christian and other faiths, \"god\" is almighty, all-powerful, and yet, you say there is a force higher than god?

Logic, my friend.

Logic? Here's some logic for you. I find it to be too much of a coincidence that Earth's tilted axis, atmosphere, size, tectonic activity and its distance from the Sun to be too suitable to have been formed by sheer coincidence. If Earth was any closer or further from the Sun than it already is, we wouldn't be here. If we were too close, radiation would burn up most life. e.g Venus. If we were any further, the greenhouse gas effect on Earth would not be efficient enough to allow suitable temperatures for life to be sustained. e.g. Mars. Our distance from our parent star is...well, perfect! As a result, we have millions of species living on our planet, and one specific species is capable of self-awareness, reasoning and logic! Our species has moved on through the ages, adapting new technologies to thrive to what we have today, and possibly to an even brighter future. (Or grim future, whatever you feel is suitable.)

Now, do you honestly feel that Earth and life was created out of sheer coincidence? Was the Sun formed out of sheer coincidence? Was our galaxy formed out of sheer coincidence? Was our entire universe formed out of sheer coincidence? Did science really create all that we have right now?

No, it didn't. Alone, it could not have. Hence proving Einstein's statement: "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind."