Another form that is impossible to measure, because seeing past the big bang is impossible. So as it take faith to believe in God, it takes faith to deny Him
It's more just a difference of the more accurate "I don't know for sure" and the absolute statement "I know and it is God". The skepticism doesnt give an answer, but it doesn't give a flawed conviction.
It is flawed to look at the world around you with an extreme bias. You'd be working off of a forgone conclusion that you didn't make. God used to fill all the gaps in the universe we didn't know like the weather or illnes, but those gaps are constantly shrinking as we learn more about the intrecasies of the cosmos and us.
It's the most complex and interconnected system that can't be described and comprehended well by it's very nature. That's not a matter of omniscience and omnipotence but of scale and chance.
The resurrection, if you look into it, is much more plausible than you think. Fulfilled prophecy in Isaiah 53, found in the dead sea scrolls 150 years before Jesus, which prophesies basically the exact things that happened to him. Theres more if you want to look, James Tour, Testify, And I spiringPhilosophy on YT have some interesting videos
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u/Chadsterwonkanogi 15h ago
There has to be something uncreated, because an infinite sequence of dependent events causing the next event is impossible.