The argument that demonstrates the universe was caused, and that the cause is sufficient for its effect, is called the cosmological argument for God’s existence. Some claim energy by itself was sufficient to cause our universe. But while the universe is full of energy, energy itself has never been shown to create information like the ordered information we see in human DNA. Also, energy doesn’t have a plan, and yet. The universe seems ordered and purposeful. It’s reasonable, then, to conclude that whatever caused the universe must, according to a predetermined purpose, be capable of producing order. This is suspiciously close to how the Bible describes God.
Understanding the Times: A Survey of Competing Worldviews, by Jeff Myers & David A. Noebel, pg.29.
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