Pretty much any honest scientist would have to recognize God from the First Law of Thermodynamics, that neither matter nor energy can be created or destroyed. It’s called a law of science because it’s always been proven accurate after centuries of scientific experimentation. That begs a huge question then: Where did all the matter/energy in the universe come from, since no law of science allows for the creation of the matter or energy in the universe?
Heb 11:3 Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.
So, right off the bat, the creation of the universe’s matter and energy ex nihilo was a supernatural event that only God could’ve accomplished. No random process could’ve done so.
Atheists that want to refute this need to create matter/energy from nothing and get back with me. So far they only have a few laughable theories that pretty much all violate the First Law. Or their explanations are basically even more supernatural than special creation, since they claim their supernatural events occurred as the result of random processes.
Well, a lot of them look to singularity but then they have to explain where THAT came from and if all the matter of the universe were contained in that small of a point, what precipitated the expansion.
We know that nothing can escape the gravitational force of a black hole, which is just from the amount of matter found in one large star.
And they expect us to believe that the matter of the entire universe could escape the gravitational attraction of THAT?
Something had to precipitate the expansion to overcome that and for that, they have no explanation.