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What is the main reason so many do not believe in a Creator...and choose evolution?
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...I see. So god created the universe but nothing else. Like a human filling a fishtank with water and then wait for the fish to magically appear/evolve/whatever, because 'life finds a way'.  [ link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Clearly this man has no clue as well. Thank notgod for your wisdom and their stupidity. So to be clear, did god start evolution or not? Or only the universe and then wait? Cheers Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77762685 You're comparing an entire universe, with a tank of water, which is stupid. A tank of water isn't full of black holes, and colossal nuclear reactors that condense matter into heavy elements. Think about it, if God is omniscient, then he predetermined everything that would happen at the moment of creating the universe. Well why not, a fish tank is less complex. I don't think bringing in biological or cosmological factories is helping your case for evotardism to be a thing. Or let alone it being a god created evolution thing. Again, so god created the universe and thats it, or also started the process of evolution, a bit like the opening scene of Prometheus? Yes, a fish tank is less complex... that means it has LESS potential configurations and possibilities. Despite what you think, the presence of 'cosmological and biological factories' does mean that there are far greater possibilities that can emerge as a result of the interaction of matter and energy within the system. Have you ever heard of the game of life? Here it is: This very simple system is capable of spontaneously forming complex structures, capable of movement, and self replication. If such a basic system can produce these things, imagine what the universe can produce given billions of years. "Again, so god created the universe and thats it, or also started the process of evolution, a bit like the opening scene of Prometheus?"You're still not getting it. I'm not talking about aliens coming to Earth and seeding life, I'm talking about a God that created the universe itself. If God is all knowing, and created the laws of nature/physics, then it logically follows that he predetermined everything that would occur. Get it? Just as likely as you flipping a coin 500 times and it lands heads everytime. You understand this, I don't and I am ok with that. I'll take my chances with my own silly stupidity. Your statements concerning god are very confusing, what did god create and what did god not create?
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