
Jaker wrote:Yet why all the evidences we have are against creation?[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:yesDoes that mean that the God himself directly created humans and other animals as they are today?Spoiler: show

[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:what evidence is against creation? can you give an example?Jaker wrote:Yet why all the evidences we have are against creation?[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:yesDoes that mean that the God himself directly created humans and other animals as they are today?Spoiler: show
Also, if such a complex system needs a designer, then the designer must be even more complex so it must have a designer as well.
Jaker wrote:If the earth and humans were created as it is now, then whom did our ancestor's fossils belong to? Also, every organisms on earth share some common DNA. How is this possible if creation was true?[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:what evidence is against creation? can you give an example?Jaker wrote: yesYet why all the evidences we have are against creation?
Also, if such a complex system needs a designer, then the designer must be even more complex so it must have a designer as well.
with your last sentence you're assuming that my god is inherently "limited". i do not believe in such a god. i believe that god simply was the first, I don't have a better explanation. the human brain is simply incapable of comprehending such things.

[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:that isn't a proof against creation. these fossils belong to them, if our "ancestors" looked similar to us, it doesn't mean we evolved from them, lol. how exactly is common DNA a proof against creation, i.e. a proof of evolution? it doesn't prove anything.If the earth and humans were created as it is now, then whom did our ancestor's fossils belong to? Also, every organisms on earth share some common DNA. How is this possible if creation was true?Spoiler: show
So if the first God can pop up out of nowhere without any creator and do all these things, then in that sense it is also possible that the universe popped up out of nothing without a designer.


Jaker wrote:Do you know how stupid you sound? If they're our ancestors then how come we didn't come from them? See that I didn't mention evolution anywhere but you had to say it because it's the only explaination. We've found the fossils of the transition species from simple to complex beings like humans. Sharing a common DNA means that both organisms came from the same ancestor. If everything on the earth was created as it is now, then how is a common ancestor possible?[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:that isn't a proof against creation. these fossils belong to them, if our "ancestors" looked similar to us, it doesn't mean we evolved from them, lol. how exactly is common DNA a proof against creation, i.e. a proof of evolution? it doesn't prove anything.If the earth and humans were created as it is now, then whom did our ancestor's fossils belong to? Also, every organisms on earth share some common DNA. How is this possible if creation was true?Spoiler: show
So if the first God can pop up out of nowhere without any creator and do all these things, then in that sense it is also possible that the universe popped up out of nothing without a designer.
yeah, it sounds possible, but I highly doubt that's the case. an intelligent designer out of "nowhere" who created everything makes much more sense to me than an unintelligent ball of dense matter/energy that just exploded and everything "evolved" and came to be, as (im)perfect as it is now.

[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:I don't believe that god exists. Everything in the universe can be explained rationally explained by science. There's nothing out there that science won't be able to explain one day. It's true that there are some things which science can't explain right now because of the lack of technologies. But our technologies are improving at a fast rate so soon there will be nothing left to be explained. So what is the need for believing that god exists?Basically i have read this thread today.
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