Is the universe infinite? It appears to be based on existing evidence. And if not infinite, then being geometrically flat makes it unthinkably vast multiplied by unthinkably vast.
How did the universe even start? And how can that question make any sense at all without time? How can there be "before the beginning of the universe" when "before" is not a concept that exists?
Fabulous questions to ponder.
Nothing could convince me there is a god.
I simply don’t believe in any sort of god at all. No heaven, no hell. When you’re dead, you're dead.
You are welcome to your own beliefs. I won’t impose mine on you and don’t impose yours on me.
Even if it's turtles all the way down you still have the problem why does the infinite turtle system exist at all?
As such, for claims that haven’t or can’t be proven by the scientific method, the burden of proof should probably lay with the one making the claim, not the one defending against it.
Of course, in my experience, the scientific method is fundamentally incompatible with most modern religions. Hence, there is really no need to discuss these things, as much as I’d like to. You’re just going to come across as imposing and/or tone deaf.