2. I have never seen anything "come into being". Care to give an example? Or better yet... meet the challenge
I missed that.
Sure, drop in anytime, I'll make dinner. I'll create it and it will come into being. IOW, after created, it will "be".
Then you will claim "how did the ingredients come into being?", which will of course tell me you chose to miss the point.
The only way things can be is if they are created, we have irrefutable evidence that is absolute fact. I create, you create, happens every second of the day and in zero of those seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, years does anything come into being without that...NEVER on it's own. I wouldn't even have to explain this to a child.
Then the question:
"No, maybe not in seconds or weeks but what about millions of years?"
You mean the millions of years no one can prove? The millions of years no one saw anything happen? The so-called lost in time evidence? Assumed theory, or in short, a lie that only the very illogical or someone who is bound and determined to explain God away will buy or preach.
So in turn, makes perfect sense God "created" those ingredients but only if you allow logic which you tend to try to throw out of the picture unless it works for you.
And science is not necessarily logic...science is often only something the illogical/untruthful try to hide behind. Science is what it is, and people use it for their own purpose, good or bad, to create lies or to bring forth truth and use it for good. Hiding behind the term just to disprove God, is not a good use of science, it's *using* science.