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Why just saying god did it is not a satisfying answer
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I don't think saying "Goddidit" necessarily implies a lack of interest in learning about reality. I mean, a Christian can explore the Universe, learn about its rules, study the Big Bang, learn about evolution, etc. and think "Out of love for God I want to really understand how his Universe works."
Just because many theists are dumbasses doesn't mean you have to be a dumbass to be a theist. |
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