Argument against atheism

[Epimethean]

But wait, if god is the first cause, wouldn't gravity be an effect of its mighty wind?

I'm interested, what purpose did that comment serve?

Since you've been on a quest for repetitious verbosity, I thought I'd throw in a few bits. Lighten up, Francis: This thread is a degenerative anti-philosophical joke on its teleological path to perfect oblivion.

E.g.:


'But as you can see from my thought process, the end of evolution would essentially mean a 'God' like being. Then from this God like being there could stem new life as that being creates it using omnipotence. Essentially going until that creation becomes God like as well, but here is the flaw of my logic (one of many I'm sure). Evolution wouldn't allow for two 'perfect' beings, at least not as we understand it.'

Your thoughts on divine evolution are evolving into divine comedy.