So the creation of the pyramids MUST be steeped in mythology, akin to the notion that god created the universe. Saying NASA built those rockets must also be of mythological proportions, for we have no evidence besides religious texts that tell us that these things were created, right? I made a peanut butter jelly sandwich, but saying that I did it is obviously a copout, for we need to explore exactly how I did so. Let's put these events on par with the start of the universe, shall we?
The missing ingredient in all this is evidence. There is evidence to support that the pyramids were created, and that the Egyptians probably did it. NASA undoubtedly made those rockets. As for me and my sammich...well, if you doubt I can make one of those, then you need help.
Now, show us your evidence that god, and nothing else, created the universe. You don't think it was by natural means? Well, this is your project to work on then. At this point, if you tell us god made the universe, we may as well say Bobo the clown did it, if not Barney the Dinosaur. Perhaps the Power Rangers had a hand in it somehow. Saying that god made the universe may help you sleep at night, but it gets you no closer to the truth, whatever it may be.
The missing ingredient in all this is evidence. There is evidence to support that the pyramids were created, and that the Egyptians probably did it. NASA undoubtedly made those rockets. As for me and my sammich...well, if you doubt I can make one of those, then you need help.
Now, show us your evidence that god, and nothing else, created the universe. You don't think it was by natural means? Well, this is your project to work on then. At this point, if you tell us god made the universe, we may as well say Bobo the clown did it, if not Barney the Dinosaur. Perhaps the Power Rangers had a hand in it somehow. Saying that god made the universe may help you sleep at night, but it gets you no closer to the truth, whatever it may be.