Viceroy63 wrote:Very Excellent point on the knowledge of man at that time. If you compare, those who believe in the Theory/unsubstantiated hypothesis of evolution, both agree that the world we behold with our eyes today arrived out of nothing. Yet while the the evolutionist attribute this to a mysterious "Big Bang" with out a cause, the creationist submit that the "Big Bang" was the Power of God to create a designed Universe with all the trimmings.
First of all, I'm glad you've renounced any semblance of a rational discussion and are now just declaring youself to be right cause it's obvious your right (which was your whole argument to begin with).
Secondly, you hit the nail on the head here.
Scientists are happy to say "I don't know" when we don't have a sufficient explanation for something like the Big Bang.
Theists however are scared of ever admiting ignorance, so they need their magical being as the ultimate cause of everything.
It's the same thinking exhibited in UFO enthusiasts. It goes like "hey this phenomena is odd, it seems to not be adequately explained by scientific knowledge atm, I know, it MUST be aliens".
The simple lack of knowledge somehow mandates the intervention of magical outside beings to plug that gap, cause ignorance is scary.
Viceroy63 wrote:One side wants a creation without a creator and the other side accepts the truth, that in this Universe nothing happens without a cause. That nothing happens by accident. Everything here in this Universe is cause and effect and the only thing that is not under the law of cause and effect is the Creator of that Law. But the very nature of this Universe tells us that nothing happens by accident. If something happens without a cause then it goes against the very fabric of the Universal Laws of Existence.
Yep, further evidence of your fear of uncertainty.
Everything is settled, everything has a cause, everything will be allright. Comforting isn't it?
Why would you let mere facts get in the way of this lovely safety blanket?
Viceroy63 wrote:One of the arguments used by evolutionist is where did God come from. And it is a really ridiculous question when you consider that there is no "From." Nothing existed before the creation. Not time and not space. So eternity is not measurable in what we conceive as from or to. From and To exist for our benefits. Linear time and three dimensional space were all part of the deal when it came to the creation of man. Otherwise there is no "From" from which God can come from. There was nothing, NO Thing existed except the great Cause of it all, God.
You do realize this exact same argument can work for a naturalistic explanation of the Big Bang, right? All you're saying is that the creation of our universe is outside of our understanding. That means it could just as easily be an infinity of things, only one of which is your potential god. Hell since it is beyond our comprehension it could quite literraly be "nothing" too, or it could be the matrix or it could be whatever the hell else.
Viceroy63 wrote:If only people knew and fully understood their awesome human potential and the reason for their very existence. Then theories like Evolution and the Origin of Species would fall in much better perspective.
Indeed, if only people could let go of their comforting safety blanket and realise this is for real. Realise we make our destiny.
There is no watchful guardian out there taking care of us. There is no higher reason to justify all the suffering in the world. It's just us and an uncaring universe and it's up to us to get over our petty differences and make the most of it.
The harsh nature of reality is a hard pill to swallow, but a necessary one if we are to progress past our adolescence as a species. The good news is people are definitely growing up and realising there's no Sky Daddy(
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