RE: Fine Tuning Principle: Devastating Disproof and Scientific Refutation of Atheism.
September 9, 2023 at 6:48 pm
Well, one more thing I have to say, two things, that is...
One...if the universe was not made for life in many (and yet not all) ways int he sense that it is easy for living beings to get killed or harmed, among other things, I also would like to think the universe was not made in mind for humans and what they want. Seriously, the laws of physics prevent ideal things that humans may want or would make things easier, like instant acceleration, infinite speed, ideal efficiency for machines, and other things. Plus, it does not help that the universe, or nature, makes it so that resistance and conflict being a part of our lives, which is necessary, by the way, would prevent people from reaching a paradise-like society, which is not even needed and may even be pointless, since we have to learn from our mistakes and resistance and conflict can and does make our lives better.
What I am trying to say is that if god did exist and created the universe, and he cared about and loved humanity, he would not have made this universe that we live in the way it is now. I do think that with how the universe ultimately came to be by the time humans came into existence, god was not the one who made the universe or the universe would be more so or even perfectly for humans.
Two...someone did say changing the constants of the universe would have bad effects on life, did they not? I can see that being the case. In fact, I read that if the Earth changed orbit slightly, there would be still drastic consequences and dire results on life. With a number of individual constants, if god existed them and change them, I bet even he would have trouble keeping life safe if he were to change these constants, or any of the physical laws of physics for that matter. One change in anything could make things dire and destructive for life anywhere, and I can imagine there would have to be a lot of trade offs and sacrifices done by god to make these changes works, as in balancing things.
Sure, god is said to be omnipotent and omniscient, but god is described to be human-like by the ones who conceived him, so it is likely he is not all that powerful or knowledgeable as people say he is. Now, for reasons, true omnipotence cannot exist. And with how the universe works as well as some things not being able to be done, I doubt omniscience can exist either.
As said before, god exists as psychological need, and psychological needs can't help a person. Plus, I believe if anyone could change the universe's constants or physical laws, dire and destructive consequences would happen if they tried to do so. In fact, I can see that to be the reason why god does not change the constants or laws of physics himself, and considering such a being has not changed such things, that should add some to why god does not exist overall to me.
One...if the universe was not made for life in many (and yet not all) ways int he sense that it is easy for living beings to get killed or harmed, among other things, I also would like to think the universe was not made in mind for humans and what they want. Seriously, the laws of physics prevent ideal things that humans may want or would make things easier, like instant acceleration, infinite speed, ideal efficiency for machines, and other things. Plus, it does not help that the universe, or nature, makes it so that resistance and conflict being a part of our lives, which is necessary, by the way, would prevent people from reaching a paradise-like society, which is not even needed and may even be pointless, since we have to learn from our mistakes and resistance and conflict can and does make our lives better.
What I am trying to say is that if god did exist and created the universe, and he cared about and loved humanity, he would not have made this universe that we live in the way it is now. I do think that with how the universe ultimately came to be by the time humans came into existence, god was not the one who made the universe or the universe would be more so or even perfectly for humans.
Two...someone did say changing the constants of the universe would have bad effects on life, did they not? I can see that being the case. In fact, I read that if the Earth changed orbit slightly, there would be still drastic consequences and dire results on life. With a number of individual constants, if god existed them and change them, I bet even he would have trouble keeping life safe if he were to change these constants, or any of the physical laws of physics for that matter. One change in anything could make things dire and destructive for life anywhere, and I can imagine there would have to be a lot of trade offs and sacrifices done by god to make these changes works, as in balancing things.
Sure, god is said to be omnipotent and omniscient, but god is described to be human-like by the ones who conceived him, so it is likely he is not all that powerful or knowledgeable as people say he is. Now, for reasons, true omnipotence cannot exist. And with how the universe works as well as some things not being able to be done, I doubt omniscience can exist either.
As said before, god exists as psychological need, and psychological needs can't help a person. Plus, I believe if anyone could change the universe's constants or physical laws, dire and destructive consequences would happen if they tried to do so. In fact, I can see that to be the reason why god does not change the constants or laws of physics himself, and considering such a being has not changed such things, that should add some to why god does not exist overall to me.
