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Science can explain the how but not the why.We don't have a creator, we don't need one and the universe didn't need one.
Science can explain it all.
So if God didn't create us, and he doesn't give us eternal life, then why worship him?
You're assuming that there needs to be a why.Science can explain the how but not the why.
For me, there needs to be a why. Why are we here? I want to know!You're assuming that there needs to be a why.
Is there any reason we shouldn't be here?For me, there needs to be a why. Why are we here? I want to know!
You still have not explained how it is possible. How'd it all get here? What made it?Is there any reason we shouldn't be here?
We humans have evolved to the point where the point of us existing is us.
We create our own purpose.
Also, who designed it? It seems it would have taken a huge amount of intelligence to design everything to fit in the way it does. How does a theory explain how things came to be? Some things are way too complicated to be explained by a theory.You still have not explained how it is possible. How'd it all get here? What made it?
Rats. I was hoping you meant atheism. I could deal with that. It's the only logical alternative.Your God.
This exercise SHOULDN'T have anything to do with my atheism, but I fear a bit of a debate broke out over it.
I'm just curious as to what your emotional reaction would be if someone proved to you that there was no god, how would you feel?
How many times do I have to tell you?You still have not explained how it is possible. How'd it all get here? What made it?
Do you know much about evolution?Also, who designed it? It seems it would have taken a huge amount of intelligence to design everything to fit in the way it does. How does a theory explain how things came to be? Some things are way too complicated to be explained by a theory.
So then explain it.Do you know much about evolution?
Intelligent Design is very silly and very incorrect.
There is nothing that is so irreducibly complex that it could not have evolved.
Not the eye, not the flagellum, not the circulatory system, not the human brain - we got that all covered.
As I said before, I studied anthropology, and know a lot about evolution. It still doesn't answer very much. It says it would take a bazillion years to create one living cell, much less an eye, or an ear, or brain cells. If it took that long, then our sun would have burned out by now. It's not logical at all.Do you know much about evolution?
Intelligent Design is very silly and very incorrect.
There is nothing that is so irreducibly complex that it could not have evolved.
Not the eye, not the flagellum, not the circulatory system, not the human brain - we got that all covered.
I did, go back to the last page and re-read my edited post.So then explain it.
Explain where the Big Bang got its materials from.
Uh....bazillion isn't a real number.As I said before, I studied anthropology, and know a lot about evolution. It still doesn't answer very much. It says it would take a bazillion years to create one living cell, much less an eye, or an ear, or brain cells. If it took that long, then our sun would have burned out by now. It's not logical at all.
How many times do I have to tell you?
Ask a specific question about the big bang, abiogenesis or evolution, and I will answer it.
Here you go:
All matter and energy is eternal, it can neither be created nor destroyed. The Big Bang occurred and the universe began expanding. Stars and planets formed when said matter and energy combined and collided in different ways.
Earth formed in the 'Goldilocks' area of our solar system.
Matter and energy swirled around in our atmosphere for billions of years combining and recombining until a particular combination was formed to create a single celled organism which then evolved into everything we now see.
Simple, easy.
Ask a question.
PS. Evolution does not say you came from rocks or monkeys.
The Big Bang theory does NOT say everything came from nothing.
Where'd the energy and matter come from?How many times do I have to tell you?
Ask a specific question about the big bang, abiogenesis or evolution, and I will answer it.
Here you go:
All matter and energy is eternal, it can neither be created nor destroyed. The Big Bang occurred and the universe began expanding. Stars and planets formed when said matter and energy combined and collided in different ways.
Earth formed in the 'Goldilocks' area of our solar system.
Matter and energy swirled around in our atmosphere for billions of years combining and recombining until a particular combination was formed to create a single celled organism which then evolved into everything we now see.
Simple, easy.
Ask a question.
PS. Evolution does not say you came from rocks or monkeys.
The Big Bang theory does NOT say everything came from nothing.
Yet suns burn out in the Universe.Uh....bazillion isn't a real number.
And no, it takes thousands of years to form new species(except for insects, bacteria), not 'bazillions'.
You know that our particular star(sun) is of a kind that burns for billions upon billions of years, right?
We'll be extinct before the sun is, in all probability.
No, not simple and easy. You still have not answered the question of where the matter came from.
Untrue.Besides, a lot of scientists believe in God. How do you explain that?
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