_"Why does something exist instead of nothing?"_ We don't even know whether philosophical nothing is attainable or not, let alone whether there could be philosophical nothing. _"How is it possible for something to arise from nothing"_ Any honest apologist should know that atheists generally don't think that something can arise from nothing. _""The vast intricacy of our world could not have emerged spontaneously"_ Exactly what level of intricacy would be possible and what mechanism puts a limit at that level? That's an unfounded argument from incredulity. We don't know enough about the fundamental nature of the universe to make such claims. If a good enough universe can't exist, how could a perfect being exist?

It would seem, from looking through the comments, that not only can atheists answer these questions, but they can give better, fuller answers than the Christian presenter can. This is ignoring that each and every question is nonsensical from the onset, based on assigning ideas and stances to atheists that they do not actually accept, or based completely on empty assertion. The questions regarding 'nothing' are the strawmen, the questions regarding intricacy is based on empty assertions about reality. It would seem that Christians have so little to actually say against atheism that they need to fabricate stances and assign them to it in order to have something to attack... it also seems that they have so little evidence for their beliefs that they need to fabricate nonsense about the universe in order to assign God as a cause. Meanwhile they have 0 facts or data supporting their claims. No mechanism or limit to "intricacy", no actual examples of "fine-tuning", nothing limiting complexity to a mind, etc.. all they have is empty, thoughtless assertions they cannot back up.

One. We are not certain why there is something rather than nothing, however, we do know the classical laws do not always apply to quantum mechanics and relativity, so we know that the possibility of the universe coming from seemingly nothing is entirely possible. We cannot see past time, so we connot be certain of the universes true origins. Two, the possiblity of a phenomenon occuring is not based on its complexity, but rather if it follows the laws of the universe. Also, you are overly dramatic when you talk about the complexity of life. Yes, life is very complex, but it wouldn't be considered overly complex. You are purposely trying to make the origins of life and evolution seem impossible even though that is far from the truth. Lastly, every time you asked a question, and tried to explain it, you ultimately concluded it with an assumption. You tried to relate entropy to a spiritual ream because you don't understand how entropy can be turned into order. You also assume that our lives are some how special and cannot possibly be described through the laws of physics and you simply disregard evolution after assuming a god exists. You said (in a nutshell) that if God uses evolution as a way to create life, then that God would be cruel and that just isn't true, so evolution must be false, even though there is an overwhelming amount of evidence for evolution. I am not trying to claim we know everything about our existence, because we don't, however, we certainly have a lot evidence for our origins and the universe around us. Through the video, you kept the assumption that god exists, however, you never provided a valid reasoning for it. We have no evidence for god, so there is no reason other than an emotional attachment to believe in one.

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What would it mean for “nothing” to “exist”? Isn’t that inherently contradictory? Isn’t the “existing” the process of being real or being something and isn’t “nothing” the opposite of something? So how can the opposite of something be something? You need to make a case for the claim that “nothing” even can exist before you can reasonably ask why it doesn’t… and I don’t have reason to accept that claim so for now the question is just nonsense to me.

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