The Origin of the Universe

[Kyuuketsuki]

So - an atheist forum eh?
Sounds like a club for after college and after market intellectuals. But anyway - here goes:
Are we still the biochemical descendant "accidents" of the universe belching the next scientist's limited point-of-view? Not everything is a convenient accident! Especially at the chemical and subatomic level! The earth is such a beautiful accident: kind of like - the view of mankind assuming that a few novel inventions has equipped him with the ability to know and test everything - is as dangerous as a two-year-old exploring his home with a ball-peen hammer! From microwaves to atomic bombs, I'm sure you are very confident in the scientific community (or atheist community for that matter)! Can we admit for once, that no matter how many science books we read - that there are things - we know nothing about -! or we just don’t have enough facts to make the theoretical oatmeal stick! - some DESIGNS just can't be unraveled in a few hundred human lifetimes, be it peeking through keyholes or watching ameobas washing their behinds under microscopes!
If anyone wants to give an answer to this - step up!

Science isn't claiming to absolutely know these answers at present ... though I strongly suspect they know a lot more than your think they do but you're going to have to ask more specific questions that that rather than this generalised rubbish which seems to equate to a, "the universe is more complicated than *chance* can explain (so obviously there my personal choice of designer musta dun it)" style question.

Science is an ongoing and self-correcting attempt to explain the observable universe around us and as such there is no specific expectation that science will have all the answers just because some fool snaps his fingers and says, "Ah but you don't know this!". But what's more important than that is that that lack of specific knowledge in no way shape or form benefits your hokey god claims ... your cartoon caricature designer will remain exactly that until such time as YOU (or your representatives) provide the required evidence for its existence.

Tell you what, I'll consider the question more than an open (unanswered) one when you supply evidence (hard, specific evidence) for the supposed designer ... fair enough?

Until then can I suggest you go and learn the first thing about science because it's quite evident to me you've yet to study it.

Kyu