Mathematicians PROVE evolution IMPOSSIBLE

[d1975mon]

I've just read a post with the same subject heading as the one above - I can't reply directly to the post because I don't have privileges to do so apparently.

The post shows the improbably odds of the universe happening, which would be true if there is only one universe. Like everything else in nature, there is always more than one and I suspect there are many universes.

So, to my point ...

If you believe in the God hypothesis/theory, you would naturally believe in a single universe and naturally conclude that the odds of the finely balanced universe happening at random is impossible without God.

If, however, you believe in the non creator multiverse hypothesis/theory you would find a perfectly balanced universe which can harbour life to be a 100% certain and not at all surprising, since there would be countless failed universes and a few perfect ones. Note: if there are an infinite number of universes then there would be an infinite number of both failed and perfect designs.

However, I don't want to debate that because we simply don't know. What we do know is that we all have confirmation bias. A bias to believe in God will lead most to conclude that the universe is impossible without him. A bias against God leads most to conclude the opposite.

What I don't like is when people post claiming "proof", it cheapens the debate and firms up peoples biases. If we only seek out information which supports our beliefs we move further away from rational debate and our opinions become hardened.

There's "believing" and there's "knowing". You don't "believe" that gravity will pull you down, you know it. A belief is an idea which you hope is true, that's all.

 

[SkyWriting]

There's "believing" and there's "knowing". You don't "believe" that gravity will pull you down, you know it. A belief is an idea which you hope is true, that's all.

The opposite is true. There is no "knowing" of any particular outcome.
We can become comfortable with the "Law" of gravity, but it is not fully
known. Just per your own example, it is currently believed that after
two objects become some distance from each other, forces reverse
and the objects are repelled away from each other.

So...if you set two stars in the sky far enough apart, gravity will not
pull them together. So your law of gravity is denied.

 

[Dave-W]

The post shows the improbably odds of the universe happening, which would be true if there is only one universe. Like everything else in nature, there is always more than one and I suspect there are many universes.

There can be only one universe. Uni = one. It would include all the various realities you say are "many universes."

 

[Wolfe]

Gonna put this "controversial" statement out.

Nothing can prove or disprove God.
It can't be done.

The only thing that you can do, is look at the evidence presented, and draw your conclusion from that.
Logically. I refrain from using biblical quotes to prove God, because some simply don't have any interest at all in God.
But for those who want an emotional reason to believe, Romans 1:18-20, John 3:16.

 

[Ken Behrens]

I think gravity is heaven pushing things away.

I also think that a loving all-powerful God would make an infinity of universes. I also think that a God of life would put life into each one. That way, there would be more to love.

 

[Jim Langston]

The problem is that belief in God doesn't come from the mind, but the spirit. The mind is a thing of these 4 dimensions we live in, the spirit is beyond them.

It is difficult for me to discuss this because I jave some knowledge of the spiritual world others don't. I can explain I know God exists because I've met Him, but that does nothing for you, because you have not. I've both met Him in the sense that all saved have met Him when we are saved and receive the holy spirit. I've also met Him in the spirit which I understand very few have.

One problem I have with coming up with a counter argument is that there is, indeed, more than one timeline/universe. I do not know if they occur simultaneously or not, but at one time I was born with a different name but now I have this name I was born with. I do not know if the other... existance... is still there or got over written or what. It confounds me. But it does make me believe in the multiverse string theory, though it is not oroof even to me, other explanations hold fast also. I do know, however, that God is in control of all of them.

It's kinda like trying to convince you that I once met this guy named Steve. Noatter what I say there is no way I can prove that Steve exists unless you see him, but tben you could just claim he was my friend Bob pretending to be Steve.

The problem is that only in mathematics do we have proofs. With science all we can prove is something isn't true. If God Himself came down from the heavens and declared himself with miracles it still wouldn't work, remember Jesus?