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@carnivorum saidI like that avatar of yours. 😏
The anthropic principle is God's signatue in the universe.
https://sites.google.com/view/anthropic-principle/home
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@carnivorum said👍
The anthropic principle is God's signatue in the universe.
https://sites.google.com/view/anthropic-principle/home
@kellyjay saidHighly improbable is a grandiose understatement when it comes to both the universe and life, when you see the number of things that "ALL" had to fall into place simultaneously at the origin of the universe, then just as improbable maintain that delicate balance from the on set. Making each instant where it is maintained a miracle of balance and precision, knowing what we know about entropy, why would that ever be the case when so many different forces in the universe are so delicately balanced and that each one affects the whole?
https://youtu.be/noj4phMT9OE
Mathematical Challenges to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution
Interview an Athiest, Agnostic, and Christian discuss challenges to evolution.
Denying conclusions that give answers or accepting them are no different from one another, the only thing that makes one better is if what is accepted is truth. What is reasonable can only be achieved if reasons are the cause of either accepting something as true or not, because you don't like the ramifications of something being true is not an evidential choice, it is a physiological one.
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@carnivorum said👍
The anthropic principle is God's signatue in the universe.
https://sites.google.com/view/anthropic-principle/home
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@carnivorum saidTraps are for lazy players.
What can I tell you...
I LOVE trappy gambits!
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@kellyjay saidHow do you think Creation happened? In six 24 hour days by God just "poof"ing things into existence, fully formed? Or perhaps there was a creation process whereby the universe slowly built up over time, guided slowly and carefully by the hand of God?
Highly improbable is a grandiose understatement when it comes to both the universe and life, when you see the number of things that "ALL" had to fall into place simultaneously at the origin of the universe, then just as improbable maintain that delicate balance from the on set. Making each instant where it is maintained a miracle of balance and precision, knowing what we kno ...[text shortened]... ke the ramifications of something being true is not an evidential choice, it is a physiological one.
You're always attacking evolution. How do you know evolution wasn't God's method for creating all life?
You creationists always give God incredibly short shrift. He can do anything, but you reduce him to a parlor magician.
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@suzianne saidI have to say honestly I don’t know how old everything is, but due to the attributes of God I lean towards a young earth and universe. I have to admit I don’t believe scripture answers how old it is.
How do you think Creation happened? In six 24 hour days by God just "poof"ing things into existence, fully formed? Or perhaps there was a creation process whereby the universe slowly built up over time, guided slowly and carefully by the hand of God?
You're always attacking evolution. How do you know evolution wasn't God's method for creating all life?
You creationi ...[text shortened]... ways give God incredibly short shrift. He can do anything, but you reduce him to a parlor magician.
I do believe He created everything fully formed that it did not evolve into what we see today, but that doesn’t address age either.
I don’t believe evolutionary theory has any legs to stand on, no one can offer a clue how it started. No one can explain the creative process that new information can be incorporated into an existing lifeforms using only natural unguided processes. It is a theory in decline, the more we learn the farther away our solutions can answer the questions.
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@kellyjay saidI never said it was unguided. This was God's tool, remember.
I have to say honestly I don’t know how old everything is, but due to the attributes of God I lean towards a young earth and universe. I have to admit I don’t believe scripture answers how old it is.
I do believe He created everything fully formed that it did not evolve into what we see today, but that doesn’t address age either.
I don’t believe evolutionary theory ha ...[text shortened]... t is a theory in decline, the more we learn the farther away our solutions can answer the questions.
There has to be a mechanism whereby it appears to have happened on its own, without God. But I never said it was unguided. It certainly looks unguided, and that's the important bit.
We were given free will to believe, or not to believe. It's all on us. We're not given the answers to the test, and so everyone can make up their own mind, and that, my friend, is the entire point. We decide ourselves, so that no one can say we were coerced, or blame God for not giving us the answer straight out. Free will, man. That is what faith IS.