DNA Proves Existence of a Designer

[CDF47]

God is the primordial intelligence who created all things.  Everything leads back to this intelligent mind.

If everything needs a creator, as the KCA asserts, then the question "what created god?" requires an answer describing the meta-creator, and the it's creator and that being's creator and so on in infinite regression.

It is the only possible answer to the KCA, turtles all the way down.

Their needs to be a first cause of intelligence.  The universe does not have a mind.  It took a mind to create the universe.  I believe this mind is the primordial one.

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Everything meaning everything.  Not sure I could be more clear then when I use that term.

You see if god is a thing then he created himself because he falls in the region of a "thing" and you said god created "every thing".

Now if god is not a thing then you have conceded that god does not exist.

Either way you lose.

No, you know I said God is the primordial mind.  All else is created by Him.

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Right, otherwise it's just saying some things require a creator.

And if it's only some things needing creators then what's to say that the universe is not part of the set which do not? Or humanity?

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One more page to go!

Four hundred and one, more like!

Because the universe does not have an intelligent mind.

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That's right because the universe has no intelligence of itself.

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I'm not.  There is only so much I can answer and discuss on here.

LOL.  I’m reporting you.

Reporting me for what?

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Generally Kalam supporters try and get out of the regress either through the Ontological argument (which has been beaten to death on this forum ) or trying weasel out by saying  only things that "begin to exist " need a cause  of course never answer the question accept by assertion or as CD has done by theist new speak why god should be in this category and not simply a meta existence. Also he clearly has not read Hawkings last papers before he died as they present problems for his Kalam narrative .

Yah, if the only thing in the category 'things that don't begin to exist' is God, then it's just another term for God and the premise of the Kalam is just rewording of 'everything needs a cause, except God', and we're back to special pleading.

It pushes the problem to an intelligent mind.