Reply #124: I did more than reject your premises, I showed them to be unsound.

[trotsky]

And I'm not assuming anything regarding quantum pairs - it's proven physics.
http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/mark_vuletic/vacuum.html

Even though we can't see them, we know that these virtual particles are "really there" in empty space because they leave a detectable trace of their activities. One effect of virtual photons, for example, is to produce a tiny shift in the energy levels of atoms. They also cause an equally tiny change in the magnetic moment of electrons. These minute but significant alterations have been very accurately measured using spectroscopic techniques. (Davies, 1994, 32)

You didn't really think you had come up with that "argument" for your god's existence all by yourself, and no one else had ever thought of it, did you?

You do realize as well that if someone DID come up with an airtight proof of the existence of a god, there would be no need for faith, right?

Your argument (stolen from someone else) has been completely debunked. Back to the drawing board, Zeb.