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Case for a Creator

QuestionAnswer
Evidence Proof that something happened.
Conclusion An opinion based on facts
Objective To figure things out based on fact, not your own opinion
Cosmology The study of how the universe was formed
Physics How things in the world work
Astronomy The study of outer space
DNA The instruction manual for cells
Cosmologist A scientist who studies the beginning of the universe
Theory An explanation to answer a question
Matter Anything that has form and takes up space
Big Bang All matter was clumped together into a small space, then exploded out into space and is still expanding
Photons Particles of light
Kalam Argument 1.Everything that has a beginning has a cause. 2.The universe has a beginning 3. So the universe has a cause.
Vacuum completely empty space
Professor William Lane Craig Believed the vacuum was filled with energy
Infinite no limits, an endless supply
Logic The study of rules of reasoning. Like common sense.
Who made God No one. God is eternal. He has no beginning and so no cause. He has always been and will always be.
Odds How likely it would be for something to happen
Anthropic Principle The universe was created in the exactly the right way to let human beings survive
Gravity Attraction between two objects
Intelligent Design There was a creator of the universe. (God)
Cosmological Constant Everything is set absolutely perfectly.
Irreducible Complexity a machine that can not be simplified any further and still do its job.
Biochemistry The study of the chemical activities found in living things.
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