[UPDATED Thread] I will prove the existence of God

In the name of Allah SWT most gracious, most merciful. This is an updated version of the original thread, without the typos. I will use the same points as last time, but i will add details to them. I will add a few additional points too.

I will use these points

1. Probability of existence
2. Infinity
3. Properties of biology/physics (consciousness, Anti matter, mathematics, time sequencing, string theory, etc)
4. Anything else that comes to mind

Let's begin

1. At a quantum level, everything is made from Atoms. It's properties depend on the arrangement of Protons, neutrons, electrons, etc. But the empty space between the electron and the nucleus is held together by the gravitational constant (6.67408 × 10-11 m3 kg-1 s-2)

This value is denoted as G (and is a constant). If you where to add +0.000001 or subtract -0.000001, the electrons could not be stable enough to orbit the nucleus of an atom, and as a result atoms would fall apart, and the universe would collapse. Lets assume that-

-cosmic inflation (the rate expansion began at the beginning of the universe) was 10^-36 seconds (this is disputed). That would mean around 380K years after the big bang (a blink on the cosmic timescale) the first atoms formed and the electrons where able to make their orbit.

If you take this as the case^ or any alternate calculations, then the same question remains. How was precise value set? Out of more than a googol (10^100) amount of possibilities, it happens that the perfect precise value was set. And over 380K years this number could have-

-varied dramatically. If this number was slightly different, then stars could not have formed, and consequently we would not exist. The universe would have collapsed on itself. There are tons of other values this can be applied to. The strong nuclear force, is also very precise.

You are more likely to win a lottery 10x in a row every single day, for ten weeks straight, than you are for this value to be set at the perfect measurement. We know that it has to be this number, but we don't why it has to be this number.

Take this a step further, why do prime numbers go in the distribution they do? What would the universe be like without pi? Could it even exist without pi? Why do molecules assemble in such a specific pattern? Why is gravity (relativistic, denoted by little g) based on the mass of

-an object. Why is distance triangulated? Why are the conditions on earth the right conditions for life? Why can't other conditions be correct? Why does life have to be carbon based? etc. Remember there is no practical difference between something being improbable and impossible.

So answer this. Who set these rules? Was it you? Where they set by themselves? Where they set by supreme intelligence? Answer yourself. (and i don't know is not an answer)

2. The next part is Infinity. Let's be clear, Infinity does NOT exist. It is not a number, it's a concept. And this concept doesn't work. No matter what number you pick, you can always +1. You might think this is an example of infinity. But remember, no matter how big of a-

number you imagine, it will always be closer to 0 than it is to infinity. If i have an infinite amount people in one room, and i subtract 5 from it, what do i get?

The reason i bring this up is a lot of people think that the universe can infinitely digress and for this reason-

they don't believe in a creator. But if the universe can infinity regress, then it must also be infinite in size. But the universe is not infinite in size. The universe is 95.7 Billion light years across, (1 light year =5 Trillion miles/10 Trillion Km). It's expanding faster-

than light (which is 299,792,458 m/s), and the expansion is getting faster. In space, time and distance are almost synonymous. So the reason we know the age is from measuring the red shift (or parallax measuring) the furthest back light. Physicists theorize that outside the-

observable universe, there is just more (infinite) universe and that once the light reaches then we will see this part. Problem with this theory is, for this to be the case, expansion must be moving at light speed, but we know that it is much faster and is continuously getting-

faster. It must expand because if it doesn't then it will collapse. Every non gravitational bound region moves away in every direction. Think of shrapnel in an explosion. If something explodes inside the building, the shrapnel will hit the walls and cause it to collapse because-

the wall is stationary. But if the walls expanded at the rate of the shrapnel's velocity (or faster) then the building could stay in tact. The big bang is the explosion, the matter is the shrapnel, and the boundaries (for lack of a better term) is the building. So the-

static universe in the bible can't be the case. Rather the accurate description could be found in the Quran (51:47): "And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander."

How could Prophet Muhammad SAW (a man who could not read or write) know this?

In the 7th century, the last thing that would occur to someone living in a desert is that the universe cannot be static like the bible's claim. Stephen Hawking called this "the most profound discovery of the 20th century". I wouldn't call it a discovery if the Quran spoke-

of it 1400 years ago..

3. When the big bang happened, there where an equal amount of matter and anti-matter created. Anti-matter is basically the same as normal matter except it has the opposite electrical charge. So if a normal hydrogen atom-

collides with an anti-matter hydrogen atom (a positron) then it would explode (far stronger than any nuclear weapon). This is called annihilation. So after the big bang lets say there where 50 normal atoms and 50 anti-matter atoms, how did they not annihilate one another?

There is no reason an equal amount shouldn't have been created after the big bang, but if it was, then the universe would have collapsed. Either A. An equal amount was not created (which is not possible, and there is no proof in favor of it) or B. An equal amount was created, and

the universe would have collapsed due to annihilation. Neither work in our favor, which means there has to be a 3rd option, which is of course supreme intelligence.

I'll skip over mathematics, because I've spoken too much about it. Let's debunk the "where did God come from" question. I will use 2 points:

1. Experience
2. Time sequencing

1. I explained this in original thread. Philosophers (esp 18th century philosophers) have agreed that understanding is experience based. So take this to a scientific analogy. You have 3 color receptors in your eyes. RGB (red, green, blue), those are the only true colors you can-

-see. Every object has no color, your eyes assign it a color. Every color other than RGB is an approximation of the 3. So a blue LED and a green LED in the dark would be "yellow". Without this, all that would remain for-

differentiation of an object is luminosity (which is complicated). Now humans have only 3 color receptors, and each is based on wavelength of light (SML). There are types of birds and fish which have 4 color receptors. The mantis shrimp has 13 receptors. Imagine what colors-

-they could possibly see. Oh wait, can you imagine them? Close your eyes, and try. What do you see. Can you see a make a new color? We know other colors exist, but why can;t you imagine them? Because of lack of experience.

So if you can't imagine as simple as a new color then how can you imagine where God came from? There is a reason he didn't tell you, because your feeble human brains can't understand it.

Same experience analogy can be applied to string theory. In all versions, there are 10 spacial dimensions. In ours we have XYZ and T. XYZ is length, width, height/depth. T is time. This is the first heaven, according to the Quran, then there are 6 more heavens-

-(6 more spacial dimensions). We Muslims believe that dark matter is mass in higher dimensions (heavens) and that it's gravity can be measured in the lowest heaven. Angels on your shoulder are in the highest heaven (10), you are in the lowest (4), and the jinn are-

in a heaven between. To summarize. can you imagine a higher dimension? You can defo imagine a lower one because they exist below you. Imagine a living stick figure on a paper (in a 2D world). Put a cup on the paper. The stick figure will-

-see a line. If you pick up the cup, the line will disappear for the stick figure, and reappear wherever you place the cup after. The same way you interact with a lower dimension. That's how jinns and angels interact with you. The Quran says these heavens are superimposed-

as in, place a thin transparent cloth on a table and then another one with double thickness, then triple thickness, and so on. They do not take away from one another, they are layered. Mathematically it adds up, and it would be hard to imagine the universe without this.

Can you imagine these higher dimensions? Why not? Because you haven;t experienced them. So then how can you understand where God came from if he told you?

2. Simple part. Time sequencing. I can throw a ball a few meters in any direction. But i can't throw the ball into tomorrow. Time has caused the universe to be contingent. As in one thing relies on another in a sequence. When you enter a black hole, time and space switch places.

Past comes first, then present, then future. One thing creates one thing, then that thing creates another. This is called contingency, and this is caused by time. But Einstein said that time and space are one. So time was created in the big bang. So then did this rule apply-

-before the universe? Then in that case God can be uncreated, because time does not cause sequential cause and effect contingency. Allah is not bound to the universe, the same way the physicist Ed Roberts is not bound to the computer he created.

If you open a software on your computer, and open blender or UE4 and create a virtual environment. You can create a character, and choose how high he can jump and how fast he can run. But do those rules apply to you? No, your not inside the computer.

Similarly, Allah SWT is not bound to the Universe meaning he is NOT bound to time.

I would love to also talk about consciousness. But i'm too tired to write it. So just ask yourself, where is your consciousness. Can a bunch of atoms that form neural transmitters really make you feel love, fear, happiness, hope, etc? You figure out the rest.

Fear Allah SWT