Hawk007
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These mechanisms, these "laws of nature" are not something that "came into place". They are part and parcel of existence itself.
It is just the human "common sense" that makes the distinction between "what things are" and "how things behave".
Imagine: you have a (mathematical) cube in front of you. Who made the law "A cube has six sides"? What would that cube be, if that law had not be made? A cube is a three-dimensional object. What was it, before these three-dimensionality was "engineered"?
I´d say the answer is: these questions are meaningless. There is nothing called "cube" without six sides and three dimensions.
So the only partially valid question for a "lawmaker" would be "Why is there something instead of nothing at all?"
Why did I say "partially valid"? All the times this question is asked in order to show the necessity of God, the theists make a false equation: they hold as equal "not this" and "nothing".
The answer to this question is simply: "Nothing is not an option. Nothing is an invalid term. Nothing does not exist."
Non-theists do not believe that "everything came from nothing". They believe that everything came from something else - only that this something else is not conscious in a human sense and does not care about our sex-life or eating habits, just as it does not care about the solar habits of giving wind.
There is no meaningful distinction between micro- and macroevolution.
God can do all the things that his follower attribute to him, and is incapable to do the things that his followers cannot "fathom". God is limited by human imagination... and that is, in my view, a certain sign that God IS human imagination.
If there is nothing on the table and something appears on it, like a knife or a spoon or food or anything you might can imagine, what will your conclusion be? It was there all along?
Everything in this reality is based on time, but it is written in Revelation 22 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. So even the universe must have a beginning..... either it came in existence from nothing for no specific reason or came in existence because there is a powerful being who desired to create it the way He wanted it to be and to prevent chaos made laws, etc.....Science can only observe that what is in the present, cannot observe what happened in the past or what will happen in the future....therefore many fairy tales are told which makes up nice stories to tell the kids, they actually start the stories with, "One time , long, long, long, long, long, long ago there was a dinosaur with green skin, beautiful blue eyes and nicely groomed teeth....his name was T-rex!" it almost sounds as if someone observed this dinosaur, it is not a fact, but more fiction derived from bones found in the ground. There is no way to test the reliability of the dating methods used by scientist, do we have anything which is a million years old that is not dated by modern day dating methods to be used as a marker to test the reliability?

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