I noticed no one is able to actually make a valid argument.
The human brain evolved because God, in transforming the energy of God into the Universe, set up the laws governing the interaction of all things -- quarks bundled into electrons, protons, and neutrons; the strong and weak nuclear forces holding atomic nuclei together and electrons circling those nuclei at tiny fixed distances at the speed of light, to form atoms; atoms trading elections to form simple molecules; simple molecules grouping together into complex molecules; complex molecules forming strings of complex molecules (some inorganic like crystalline structures in clay, others organic like simple lipids in the primeval soup); strings of complex molecules forming superstrings of hundreds of complex molecules, often in many layers (of which DNA is an example); superstrings of complex molecules which capture other stray molecules and create duplicates of themselves, or create other organic materials; interwoven collections of such superstrings which form organelles and other cell particles, such as cell walls; the collection of these organelles and particles into actual cells (including, at bottom, the simplest single-cell life forms such as viruses and amoeba, and note that similar sized collection of molecules form into inorganic structures, such as grains of dirt, dust, or sand); the collection of cells into multi-cellular structures (including the most basic multi-cellular life forms such as mold and fungi); more complex multi-cellular arrangements, up to and including humans!!
Remember, in terms of the
kinds of cells and molecules we're made of a human is no more complicated than a tiny lizard or a giant whale.... you won't find any molecular arrangements in a human that aren't in most any other animal on the planet, what makes us different is the arrangement of those structures, and in fact, lizards and hummingbirds and elephants all have skeletons, stomachs, livers, etc., just like we do -- their brains are even made of pretty much the same molecules as ours, again, ours have just come to be arranged differently....
Now, there are two things to remember underlying all this....
First, I started talking about quarks, but what are quarks made of? Well, if you strip them down, there are probable subquarks, and subparticles of the subquarks, but when you get down to the bottom layer, there is nothing but pure energy, nothing but a force, and
that force is God!!
Second, God is smarter than you or I.... one thing we've learned about the Universe is that the smarter a structure seems to be, the more efficient and less wasteful it turns out to be -- so God would likely be completely efficient? Now, what's the most efficient way to create man? Is it efficient to individually create every quark, put them in atoms, put the atoms in molecules, the molecules in strings and superstrings and even more complex structures, all the way up the chain until you've actually built a human being, with trillions of cells, many more times as many molecules, uncountable numbers of electrons and protons and neutrons and so forth? And mind you, it takes 100 times as much effort to make an elephant and 1000 times as much to make a whale....
The answer is that the more intelligent way to do it, the most efficient way, the
Godly way, is to create all the raw materials in a single easy to manipulate form, and setting rules for them to follow which inevitably lead to the formation of the successively more and more complex structures we see today.... it's why you don't see God making people and plopping them on the planet every day -- instead, people are formed by a process where they begin as a single male cell and a single female cell, following the rules which govern how matter can move!! Why would God start with the inefficient task of making everything in the Universe piecemeal (including a whole human), when God could much more easily start with the very efficient task of setting down the rules and throwing out a universe's worth of material which would make itself into everything in the Universe including (after the appropriate time) humans!!
If you doubt me, I challenge you to make a human out of raw materials, by which I mean a pile of mostly hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and a couple ounces of various trace elements.... I'm even saving you the trouble of weaving quarks into sub-atomic particles and binding those together in atoms -- I think you'll find God's way will save you a lot of effort!!
//// Pacific PanDeist
