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Okay we both agree the universe has a cause right? What says it has to be a god?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendental_argument

I see the irony in me making fun of you for using an image don't mention it kek

You're still getting hung up on something I never denied. I already acknowledged that quantum fluctuations occur in a pre-existing framework, so they don’t come from “absolute nothing.” Sure, we don't know 100% which theory explains quantum fields but that doesn't mean "WAOW IT MUST BE GOD AND...

why are you speaking to me in photos? I'm 90% sure your debate tactic is just trying to confuse me. You completely supported my point the universe came from vacuum fluctuations and argued against your own point then accused me of changing the subject when I was always talking about quantum...

I'm trying to move on? >Okay so you agree to the syllogism? Yes or no, because this will lead us to the next point, you fat cuck. >We can get to that after, I'll just slam you on this point before moving to the next one. 2/3 of your posts have been trying to change the subject

You're just tranny reacting and dodging every point you can't refute. Mention a single thing from my previous message and I will answer yours.

I never disagreed with that point in the first place. My position was to challenge the leap from "the universe has a cause" to "therefore, the Quran is true." This wasn't a debate on "did the universe come from nothing" because nobody believes that. You've dodged why it happened and how it...

Even if it was a god, why allah and not something else?

You're calling me a retard while restating exactly what I said. Quantum fluctuations occur within a pre-existing framework of spacetime and quantum fields, they aren’t "something from absolute nothing." That's exactly what my previous message meant, retard.