(March 29, 2016 at 11:15 am)ChadWooters Wrote:(March 29, 2016 at 10:08 am)Time Traveler Wrote: However, if our “finely-tuned” universe is the only universe capable of supporting intelligent life, then a being creating our universe would have absolutely no design decisions to make. Universe creation would be an act of discovering the only physics which could work, not design. Thus, an intelligent designer would be completely limited by a host of physical laws he himself could not significantly manipulate if he wanted to sustain life. These constraints would absolutely limit even a God. On the other hand, if life could be sustained in a vast array of universes with very different parameters set at the whim of an omnipotent designer, then our particular universe could no longer be considered finely-tuned as it would merely be one of many universe types capable of sustaining life.
Whatever, Chad. I'm still waiting for you to answer RedBeard's question of why it would be illogical for an omnipotent being to act against its nature.
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