Brian Greene argues with God: We can do and make anything you can. Our science is strong enough to perform as well as you do. God says, OK, let's make a planet. Greene says, OK, Let's do it. Let's just take all kinds of dirt and put together a planet. God says, ok&lt; but you use YOUR OWN dirt.,(reply>), @Bill Bartle just the fact that you are writing this. The argument is useless. The argument is a system created by the very godless individuals. It's based on their own limiting factors presented and accepted as something that we have to accept since we don't or can't sense anything greater.,(reply>), @Pura Vida Anything that adheres to the scientific method. A fact that can be verified by multiple people with supporting evidence or through experimentation the fact stands the test of peer review.  Or if a god appeared and made itself known to all humanity simultaneously,(reply>), @Bill Bartle fair enough. Let's just call that God a miracle of existence. I am just not sure what you or anyone would consider to be evidence.,(reply>), @Pura Vida you still offer no evidence for your assertion that there is a god.  I understand you mean some spiritual god, not a man in the clouds, but that still requires some evidence to be true.  Also, sorry for the autocorrected it's.  I didn't realize we were distracting each other from our point by pointing out inconsequential mistakes.  You misspelled I am, it's not u am,(reply>), @Bill Bartle the correct spelling of your phrase would be "its existence". And u am not referring to a bearded man sitting on a cloud. It's probably the universe itself or some universal energy. Everything seems to follow the same rules everywhere, without being able to choose. Neither you or I would come into existence without a predetermined set of laws.