You have to admit there is an intelligent force in this universe

He's called God.

@Axeroberts [quote]You have to admit there is an intelligent force in this universe
[u]And whatever this force is[/u]
you can't say it's not intelligent design. but there is an intelligent part. and [u]way beyond what we know[/u] i [u]do not believe in that type of Creator[/u]
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There it is. Plain as day. We DO know "what that force is". God told us in His Word, but you have shown above, that you still will not give God credit for it. That "force" CAME FROM THE POWER OF GOD and IS God. But you always dodge His name every time and instead replace it with what you think is "beyond what we know" and call it "intelligent design" instead of God. That is nowhere the same. It DOES make a difference. If you keep refusing to acknowledge God as rightful DESIGNER of the universe, He will deny He knows you, in heaven. His Word says so. You're playing a mighty dangerous game.

Richard Tarnas, from "Cosmos and Psyche":-

......the modern mind engages the world within an explicit experiential structure of being a subject set apart from, and in some sense over against, an object. The modern world is full of objects, which the human subject confronts and acts upon from its unique position of conscious autonomy. By contrast, the primal mind engages the world more as a subject embedded in a world of subjects, with no absolute boundaries between or among them. In the primal perspective, the world is full of subjects. The primal world is saturated with subjectivity, interiority, intrinsic meanings and purposes.

Might not this (i.e the mode of the modern mind) be the final, most global anthropocentric delusion of all? For is it not an extraordinary act of human hubris - literally a hubris of cosmic proportions - to assume that the exclusive source of ALL MEANING AND PURPOSE IN THE UNIVERSE is ultimately centered in the human mind, which is therefore absolutely unique and special and in this sense superior to the entire cosmos? To assume that the universe utterly lacks.........what we human beings conspicuously possess? To assume that the part somehow radically differs from and transcends the whole?

(Emphasis is as per Tarnas)

It’s us
Such as it is.

It's inside us as well 😌

Something

“The most ethereal vision of the mystic is knowledge much as an amoeba may be said to know of a man.”

No there is not. The universe is just the rotting corpse of a God who killed himself.

No, I don’t.

No, chemistry doesn't show it. Neither do subatomic particles. But let's assume for a second that this intelligence does exist. Why would it create brain-eating amoebas? Is it bored?