Belief Follows Truth : God's Perfect Creation

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They can't tell me there's no God. They can try but the evidence is too great for the Truth of God to be false. There's no way that such beauty with precise detail and timing to be the product of random chance and natural selection. They're not that bright to begin with.

They failed to produce any kind of evidence in their own 'scientific' way, they failed to come with any kind of historical records indicating the Word of God is false, and they failed to give support to their own claims that evolution is true. As Picachu would say: Strike three! They're out!

The Truth of God still remains the truth.

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Mysterion619 · 26-30, M

I don't believe much in the Bible but I believe in a creator. This beautiful world and everything in it can't be down to chance

Sharon · F

@Mysterion619 Where did that creator come from? Obviously it can't be down to chance.

Mysterion619 · 26-30, M

@Sharon where did the creator of the creator of the come from? Nobody knows the answer to the question where did God come from

newjaninev2 · 56-60, F

@Mysterion619 If this beautiful world and everything in it didn’t exist, then something different would exist.

You’re looking at what is here right now and saying that the odds of this specific world are too high to be chance... [i]but it didn’t have to be this specific world.[/i] It could just as well be a different world, and some different species would still be looking at it and saying ‘this can’t be chance’.

Hindsight is not a valid method of assessment.

Mysterion619 · 26-30, M

@newjaninev2 you don't need to have absolute proof of something to believe it or for it to be real

Sharon · F

@Mysterion619 [quote]Nobody knows the answer to the question where did God come from[/quote]
So there 's no need to postulate "god" to try to explain where the universe came from.

Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@Sharon [quote]So there 's no need to postulate "god" to try to explain where the universe came from.[/quote]

The observable universe of 200 billion trillion stars is still being created. The real universe could be a zillion times that size.

Creation starts when quantum foam and strings produce elemental particles that form hydrogen atoms. The celestial hydrogen clumps together under its own gravity, forming huge balls that go nuclear, forming a star. The star cooks up new elements and goes nova. That material clumps together and form planets that circle the star. Some of the planets create new elements in their cores that is ejected to the surface. If conditions are right organic compounds are created and eventually a basic life form is formed. Over time the basic life form evolves into countless life forms that form a symbiotic relationship that feeds off each other. Bacteria and viruses nudge the evolutionary process along, enabling life forms to survive in changing environments. Humans are still evolving and will be a different creature in another 100,000 years.

Sharon · F

@Diotrephes That's a pretty good explanation for the general public, but I'm a physicist. ;)

Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@Sharon [quote]That's a pretty good explanation for the general public, but I'm a physicist.[/quote]

What's your version?

Sharon · F

@Diotrephes There's nothing wrong with your explanation, it just that your reply was addressed to me and I already knew all that in much greater detail. I just found it amusing, that's all. Along the lines of the joke about the waitress primed to give the answer to the question "What's the indefinite integral of x squared?"

Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@Sharon [quote]There's nothing wrong with your explanation, it just that your reply was addressed to me and I already knew all that in much greater detail. I just found it amusing, that's all. Along the lines of the joke about the waitress primed to give the answer to the question "What's the indefinite integral of x squared?"[/quote]

That's one of the drawbacks to internet forums. Whenever someone makes a comment and someone expounds on it, the OP thinks that the comment was directed to him/her when the intent is merely to delve into the issue further.