Like I said earlier, what other things would have caused the universe? An equivalent of a universe bread making machine. The fact of the matter is, we have no way of explaining how this universe came into being.

Edit: Apart from something out side this physical universe, perhaps a God of some form?

We have no way of explaining how god made this universe either, or even explaining that god exists. We have far more evidence and theories of the beginnning of the universe than anything pointing to god. Yeah it could be a god, but it's not the Christian god, Jesus was nothign more than a normal man, and like I said, there's a whole race of "gods" out there if we were created by something, also it was probably either as a scientific experiment or by an accident and they don't give a shit or don't affect us. Thus us believing in them or not is absolutely inconsequential since it won't make a difference in anything.

Our 3 dimensional world?  Perhaps thats why we dont agree on things, you live in some weird 3 dimensional universe while me and everyone else is living in 'this' 4 dimensional universe (width, depth, height, time).  Unlike the people in your universe, the people in our universe have a grasp on higher dimension.  Just look into fifth dimensional mathematics.

I'd like to know what dimension you think God is living in.

Actually, there's much more than just 5th dimensional math. It goes up to n where n>=0. But the 0th dimension is just boring since it's a point so it's not mentioned often.

To make things short, you've created another realm where logic, physical laws, etc. of this realm do not apply to that realm.  One cant argue against that since you can apply whatever characteristics you want to that realm.  The real question is did the realm create you or did you create the realm (or someone told you about it), for me it is clear.

The equation showed that there can be an infinite past.  If you went back in time 50 billion years (before the Big Bang) you could still go on for infinity.  Here, you are making the assumption that the universe has a start.

Than why have people who have delved into that, discovered that's not the case? Seriously, there's more evidence for Jesus' ressurection than other historical 'facts'. And dodnt give me the Jesus survived the crucifixion, there were 600 hallucinations or similar rubbish that gets regurgitated over and over again. Romans knew how to kill, and mass hallucinations don't happen.

There are three diminsions that we have the ability to traverse in any direction at will, those are the SPATIAL dimensions I was referring to. Obviously, we live in time, but we don't have the ability to move through time in any direction we wish, so I did not include time as a dimension in my statement.

I can't say what dimension God is living in, because it is impossible for me to understand this dimension from my perspective. That would be like trying to imiagine a color I have never seen. The spectrum of colors visible to me extend through a very small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. Other colors exist (if we could percieve infrared, ultraviolet, etc, our perception of color would be very different). In the same way I can't imagine or explain a color I've never seen, I can't really explain a dimension I've never experienced.

I would say that God lives in a timeless dimension that is not affected by entropy or the limits of physical matter. We see time as a person viewing a parade through a hole in the fence, God sees time as the camera crew in the Blimp above the parade. That's just an analogy from how I think it would be, I can't possibly describe what the particulars of this dimension, as I can only make definite statements from my own experiences.

My faith in God does not come from understanding or rationalizing Him, but from experiencing Him, and this is something you simply can't relate to (like I said, it's very difficult to imagine or understand anything outside of one's personal reality). I really hope that someday you encounter Him for yourself, because it really changes everything, but until that time, we pretty much have to agree to disagree.

We understand those colors that you dont see, they have wavelenghts and such that we can meaure.  Likewise, we can also understand other dimensions.

There is no historical evidence for Jesus' ressurection.  If there is please show it to me.

We can theorize other dimensions. Fully understanding and knowing what those dimensions are like is another story because we can't travel there or physically test them. I can understand the properties of those electromagnetic waves, But I can't have any idea of what those would look like if I could see them as color. In the same way, I can understand to some degree how God works by his word, and how he shows himself to me and works in my life, but I can't fully understand every aspect of God because that's beyond my abilities.

And thanks for cutting out 60% of what I said to only respont to that one part.