Natural Order and Science

[paulpablo]

Define creation.

When is a hammer created? When wood is carved into a handle and metal is reshaped into a hammer head and the two are put together? When a tree grows and metal ore is refined? When the metal atoms that will eventually be found in an ore are created in the heart of a sun?

Again you are relying on equivocation and the ambiguity of words. Things are never really created so much as the constituent matter reshaped into different configurations.

For the sake of argument if I agree with you that things “never really created so much as the constituent matter reshaped into different configuration” then why there are laws which are driving that shaping and reshaping in precise orderly manner according to specific code of instructions. That is the actual idea behind my original post.

I don't think you understand the term "laws" when talking about physics.  The laws aren't driving anything.  They are predictions based on observations.  If a scientific law involves velocity, time, space and so on, the law isn't affecting time, space or velocity.

I said this earlier to you, the laws of science aren't like the laws of the government, it's not as if sound would be travelling faster than the speed of light but it can't or else god will give it a speeding ticket because it's prevented by laws.   It's how sound and light behave due to how they are formed, the way they travel, what they are and so on.

I'm not an expert on physics so sorry if it sounds like I'm pretending I am, but I'm pretty sure it's accurate to say that no laws of science are shaping or reshaping anything, please anyone feel free to correct anything I've said incorrect based on my lack of knowledge about this topic.