You agree that everything tangible has an origin. Agreed? Evolution believes that God is not necessary for the origin of intelligence, complexity, and organic manifestation, yet there's no theorized explanation as to how even evolution can conjure such logic scientifically; and so, there has to have been a god, thee God. Since God, by definition, is eternal, He has no beginning and end (e.g., try counting from 1 to the last number on a number line). Being that the universe needs a cause in order to exist, God is the only logical choice. Since He is the creator of time, He is not limited by the time dimension He created; and thus, He has no beginning in time, and the Bible concurs that God is the high and lofty One that inhabiteth eternity (Isaiah 57:15); therefore, He doesn't have a cause, and that is also why it is stated in Revelation 22:13 that He is the Alpha and Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End. Without Him, the origin of life has no explanation.

Also I wouldnt say god is eternal, I would say he is 'outside of time'

Thus, He is eternal, having no existence in time. That is what it is by definition.

Ok i thought u were using it as meaning it had to have a start. Something outside of time doesnt have a start

Evolution is a theory, it does not include God but it makes no claims to whether or not a God exists.

[quote]Evolution...makes no claims to whether or not a God exists.[/quote]Disagree.

It doesnt need a god, but it never states that one does not exist

[quote]Evolution is a theory, it does not include God...[/quote]Agreed.

Why do you always pick half of what i say? Seriously this one was the worst Youre a terrible debater I fear your logic is shit You are forever lost to the dark corners of frustration and confusion