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RE: Does God exist? Scientific Cosmological Argument
Well technically, if you believe in Einstein's theory of General Relativity, you agree that the universe is expanding or contracting. If it's expanding or contracting, that means it's not static and therefore has a point of beginning (ie: has a cause) That cause is God.
Not really, you are making an inference devoid of evidence. At best that's evidence for the Big Bang, but not for what caused the Big Bang. We don't even know if the Big Bang was the beginning, it's just the earliest we have some kind of model for.
You don't believe in Einstein's theory of General Relativity? Because if you don't accept that as a logical basis of this argument, there's no other logical way to go. You keep pivoting to the Big Bang, I'm not even talking about the Big Bang. I'm talking about the evidence of universal expansion, which is clear in all fields of science. So with that in place, the argument still stands. And you can't even come close to debunking it unless you debunk Albert Einstein. Which I'm sure you're not going to do anytime soon. So take care and God bless.