My worldview is that God created everything that has a beginning. Your worldview is that everything created itself out of nothing. And while neither of us can use the scientific method to prove our worldview is correct, I have the advantage over you in this: All of our observations thus far have led us to conclude that it is utterly impossible for life to arise from non-life. All of our observations thus far have also led us to conclude that to every effect there is a cause. You and I both agree that the universe is an effect. Where we disagree is on what its cause is. I believe the universe's cause is God. You believe it is nothing. Literally nothing. So between the two of us, I'm far more likely to be correct than you are, given what we have observed so far about how the universe and causality work."
The above was posted as an answer on R&S about 20 minutes ago, which bits can be considered accurate and supportable?
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@ 'joeborzaya': Please feel free to go ahead (my questions and answers are open). If there are any fundamental misunderstandings I would happily accept correction - although I may require that you properly support the alternative.
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It's interesting, but sadly not surprising, to see that those who think the paragraphs are accurate/contain no errors without exception seem to be creationists.