What we know from experience and principles,especially principle of causation is that,an events need a cause
That still doesn't answer, why must that cause be your god?
The naturalistic theory about the existence of universe,known as Big bang,does not even explain the origin of the universe ?
If the naturalistic theory we know is completely wrong, does that mean the god theory must be completely right?
Your job is not to show that the naturalistic theory is wrong, your job is to show the god theory is right.
You have not done so.
It's simply,explaining the development of the singularity after plack time
You are disputing a theory that, even if you succeed in completely debunking, it still does not mean the god theory is true.
You are barking up the wrong tree.
Can you prove your god exists?
It does not explain where materials contained in singularity came from
Again, barking up the wrong tree.
[/QUOTE]Thus,you[atheists] do not have adequate models that explain true origin[/QUOTE]
That does not show that god exists. Atheists can have inadequate models to explain the true origin in a world that god does not exist.
In a way that someone can tell you the square root of two is not ten (akin to "god does not exist") without knowing the square root of two to the 16th decimal place.
Rational persons are appealing to intelligent designer[ID] not because they know nothing about origin of complexity
The question is not who is appealing to what, but, is that consistent with truth?
You can appeal to whatever catches your fancy, but that alone does not make the thing you appeal to to exists.
They are appealing to ID explanation because it's plausible and more probable than materialists explanation
So your god is a plausible probability now?
Universe is finite in time,but yet it existed
So where did it come from?
Suppose I say I do not know, does that prove it came from god?
Your god is not only implausible and improbable, he is impossible.
Because he contradicts himself at the conceptual level before even any atheist debunks him.