Inflation is a feature of capitalism, not a bug to be fixed.

Daily Debate #564: "Inflation is a feature of capitalism, not a bug to be fixed.". You are arguing FOR the motion. Your opponent: Friedrich Nietzsche.

God is the creator of everything and the Big Bang isn't real.

You're dodging the actual debate by asserting theology as fact. The Big Bang is observational cosmology, not philosophy. How does God's existence disprove the physical evidence for cosmic expansion?

Because the Big Bang theory states that everything came to be by the random explosion and the combination of matter to create humans and everything known to man. However, how is this possible? Everything is so intricately created, even the simplest things like the leaves' ability to photosynthesize, humans' ability to logically think, and more. How can these things be just random and not purposely created?

You're confusing "random initial conditions" with "random outcomes." The Big Bang didn't randomly assemble leaves and brains—evolution did the heavy lifting through 3.8 billion years of non-random natural selection. Random mutations, yes, but survival pressures ruthlessly filter for function. That's the opposite of chaos. Complexity emerges from simple rules, not divine intervention. So which is it: does God create through evolutionary processes, or does your design argument actually require Him to hand-craft every photosynthetic enzyme?