Evolutionists have convinced the scientific community that not only does evolution occur, which is now pretty much indisputable...but that everything came from one thing.
If they did not believe this, this would then throw the entire theory into disarray...that there was not this forking off from ONE thing, but rather forkings off from many already different (little) things, in the beginning.
That said...let's suppose then that everything indeed came from one common speck.
Do you know what I see before me as I sit here typing? Pencils, with lead, eraser, writing with ink, paper, cardboard, shaped metal box, a telephone, eyeglasses, medication, matches, a nightlite, the computer, speakers, wire, plastic, rubber, glass, metal, a straw, chopsticks, an aluminum pop can, a soft mouse pad, a chair with fabric and wood, a flannel shirt with pretty colors and buttons, me, paint on a wall, a plaster wall, a clock, a stuffed toy, a rug, a cane, cigarettes, staples, empty wrappers, a comb, paper, notebooks, a plastic bag, a wallet/purse thingy,wood trim, paneling, a pail, cleaners, brush, dishes, utensils, stove...I give up. You get the picture.
I know. You are prepared to argue that number 1, not all these things evolved. That they are 'of the earth'. Yes and no. They TOO 'evolved', you see. Since everything came from the primordial Big Bang, in essence, EVERYthing evolved to be what it is today (by good fortune for us, eh?), either in raw material form or that of organisms. Which led to the list I gave... a mere but small visual of what I can see in the apartment, and I simply did not want to waste bandwidth adding to my point.
My point is, even the atheist knows that this stuff just could not have appeared, to be such benefit to man, for no reason or purpose or design behind it. That we just got lucky and have all this stuff, that grew out of some spec, out of the past. This is more illogical than believing a creator did it for some kind of benefit or experiment. Because...that is what WE do. WE design and create things. Therefore it's actually MORE easy and logical to believe some intelligent force out there did it, rather than it all doing it itself, for no reason, but happens to all be perfect and convenient for us, which goes WAY beyond us (an organizsm) simply utilizing what we have to to evolve to survive (like an oyster can).
Do you know that Jesus is quoted in the Bible as saying that he has another 'flock' to tend to? I have always wondered what he meant by that. Perhaps the entire universe is an experiment to see which solar system race of people can come up with discovering the most stuff in the least amount of time, and/or to see, if any civilization would be more God-like than another. This last paragraph is a little off-topic, but it popped into my head. (It has to do with the experiment comment I made, above)
If they did not believe this, this would then throw the entire theory into disarray...that there was not this forking off from ONE thing, but rather forkings off from many already different (little) things, in the beginning.
That said...let's suppose then that everything indeed came from one common speck.
Do you know what I see before me as I sit here typing? Pencils, with lead, eraser, writing with ink, paper, cardboard, shaped metal box, a telephone, eyeglasses, medication, matches, a nightlite, the computer, speakers, wire, plastic, rubber, glass, metal, a straw, chopsticks, an aluminum pop can, a soft mouse pad, a chair with fabric and wood, a flannel shirt with pretty colors and buttons, me, paint on a wall, a plaster wall, a clock, a stuffed toy, a rug, a cane, cigarettes, staples, empty wrappers, a comb, paper, notebooks, a plastic bag, a wallet/purse thingy,wood trim, paneling, a pail, cleaners, brush, dishes, utensils, stove...I give up. You get the picture.
I know. You are prepared to argue that number 1, not all these things evolved. That they are 'of the earth'. Yes and no. They TOO 'evolved', you see. Since everything came from the primordial Big Bang, in essence, EVERYthing evolved to be what it is today (by good fortune for us, eh?), either in raw material form or that of organisms. Which led to the list I gave... a mere but small visual of what I can see in the apartment, and I simply did not want to waste bandwidth adding to my point.
My point is, even the atheist knows that this stuff just could not have appeared, to be such benefit to man, for no reason or purpose or design behind it. That we just got lucky and have all this stuff, that grew out of some spec, out of the past. This is more illogical than believing a creator did it for some kind of benefit or experiment. Because...that is what WE do. WE design and create things. Therefore it's actually MORE easy and logical to believe some intelligent force out there did it, rather than it all doing it itself, for no reason, but happens to all be perfect and convenient for us, which goes WAY beyond us (an organizsm) simply utilizing what we have to to evolve to survive (like an oyster can).
Do you know that Jesus is quoted in the Bible as saying that he has another 'flock' to tend to? I have always wondered what he meant by that. Perhaps the entire universe is an experiment to see which solar system race of people can come up with discovering the most stuff in the least amount of time, and/or to see, if any civilization would be more God-like than another. This last paragraph is a little off-topic, but it popped into my head. (It has to do with the experiment comment I made, above)
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That's a good question.
WTF? Don't follow... Does this have something to do with the anthropic principle? Or were you going someplace else?
