Will L

If you say that it is my burden of proof to prove the Bilbe to be true then why does in a court of law the burden of proof fall upon the prosectution and not the defense? In the accusations of non-believers that we (Christians) are guilty of believing a fantasy it is your burden to provide evidence to remove all our agruments of the existence of God. Just because you don't believe in God does not mean he does not exist. I don't believe in Newton's law of gravity. So gravity must not exist. Gravity does exist and so does God. I can't see gravity or God and neither do you, but we can experience its/his effects. We all experience the effects of God even though some do not accept it as God. Chaos theory states that out of seeming chaos comes order. So what you conclude as just a chaotic and randomized order of events to bring about the universe and life, I see as specific cause and effect - God spoke it all into existence. God created it all whatever method he used.