Quote from: Spendulus on July 19, 2019, 10:32:59 PM

You know, a tour through hell might be interesting. After all, you can take a cruise to Antarctica. Cruising through Hell would be a way to figure out a lot of these questions.
I don't know what it would cost or where one would sign up, but it would certainly be interesting.

Sign me up! Do P&O do cruises of the underworld? I suspect 'dining at the captain's table' has a different meaning on those trips.

Not sure it would help answer the questions but it might tell us what we'd like the answers to be.

Quote from: darklus123 on July 19, 2019, 11:31:44 PM

Since you are talking about science, has science able to answer that questions as well? Atheists usually says that in the feature science will do unfortunately it is not on our timezone so how sure they are?

1. Does the failure of one explanation add any credibility to another unless you can demonstrate that those are necessarily the only two options?

Quote from: darklus123 on July 19, 2019, 11:31:44 PM

Now let's try to reverse your question. Lets say there is no God who created the Big Bang then how do you think it happened? By accident? Well atheist usually says that but for my common sense there should always be a being who or that is responsible for all of these

2. "...then how do you think it happened". Are you infallible? Could there be an explanation you haven't thought of? Google "argument from ignorance" or "argument from personal incredulity".
3. Common sense is useful in everyday life for sure but is it a reliable method of getting to the truth?