There is no such thing as outer space.
Extremely few have even been to outer space.
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What?? Badecker doesn't believe in outer space?
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The point wasn't outer space. The point had to do with science.
Very few people can PROVE that outer space exists. The average person only has the ability to listen to what others say about outer space. Sure, he can look at the stars, but what are they? Even the ISS isn't beyond that Van Allen belts, and is, therefore, not in outer space.
God, on the other hand, can be proven by multitudes of people all over the place. Cause and effect is used by all the people all the time. And all they need to do is think about it to see that this is true.
Simple forms of entropy exist all over the place. The fact of old age is a simple form of entropy. Everyone understands entropy.
Complexity in the world is by far the most evident of the three. Any child can understand complexity.
Put these three together with a little thought, and they prove that God exists.
When scientists and wise people put these three together, they can't help but see that God exists.
But nobody knows what that is up there without building rockets to go and see. People might have all kinds of theories that it is outer space, but without the rockets, they could never prove it.
Regarding outer space, your average, everyday person doesn't know what it is without somebody telling him. But your average, everyday person can prove that God exists with all kinds of stuff that he uses daily.
Once again ... the question here is SCIENTIFIC PROOF! Space was already explored and analyzed. We know exactly what out space is made of. And before we had rockets etc. we couldn't explain outer space completely, but we knew it was there because we could at least see it. And although no one is going every to the Sun ... we still know it is there... because we can see it and put it in perspective.
You can't scientific prove god because you can't see or measure him. Just because someone said, that there is a god, doesn't mean there must be one. If I would tell you that I have an invisible toaster, would you believe me? Would you just take my word, because I said so? There is also no scientific proof for that.
Some of the flaws in what you say are:
1. Did you explore space, especially outer space?
2. Who is the "we?" You know it because you did the exploration? What about the rest of the people? Don't tell me your great scientists all explored outer space.
3. Einstein says that space is emptiness... nothing there. How do you see something that is not there?
4. But you don't really know what you are seeing when you see the stars. Electric universe has some points to it that are far better explanations than nuclear reactions in stars.
5. Many police forensic operations prove that there was a crime committed, without the criminal having been found. Science proves God exists, even if we can't see Jim, or lay hands on Him.
6. If we set the police forensics department to examining the issue of your invisible toaster, they just might prove it exists. But they might prove it doesn't exist, as well.