RE: Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.
October 6, 2014 at 4:01 pm
i'm new here and I would like to propose a solution to the age-old argument of a God creating the universe and everything in it.
It should be obvious to any rational person that no bearded old man in heaven created the universe. The concept of any man-made deity creating heaven and earth, stars and planets, suns and black holes cannot be proved or even imagined by an educated and observant mind. The problem is; no one can disprove this belief either.
It is also difficult or impossible to believe the universe was created by chance. How does one reconcile the order in the universe, orbiting, spin, time, gravity, force vectors, the four fundamental forces, the laws of physics and numbers, and life itself to a huge accumulation of coincidences?
All evidence observed indicates a well ordered system of forces, particles, energy, and physical laws that govern the existence and activity of our universe.
It appears that the universe was created by an intelligent force. If the formation of the universe was a random event, why does the universe behave within rigid restrictions? Why does it not destroy itself? Why has it existed for 14.5 billion years?
What is a rational argument against intelligent design of the universe? Where is the proof that it functions in random chaos? If it did, we would not be here and neither would the universe.
What are the conclusions to these observations?
1. There is no God in Heaven with angels and harps.
2. An intelligent designer created all things in the universe.
3. The intelligent designer is a supernatural force that we do not understand.
It should be obvious to any rational person that no bearded old man in heaven created the universe. The concept of any man-made deity creating heaven and earth, stars and planets, suns and black holes cannot be proved or even imagined by an educated and observant mind. The problem is; no one can disprove this belief either.
It is also difficult or impossible to believe the universe was created by chance. How does one reconcile the order in the universe, orbiting, spin, time, gravity, force vectors, the four fundamental forces, the laws of physics and numbers, and life itself to a huge accumulation of coincidences?
All evidence observed indicates a well ordered system of forces, particles, energy, and physical laws that govern the existence and activity of our universe.
It appears that the universe was created by an intelligent force. If the formation of the universe was a random event, why does the universe behave within rigid restrictions? Why does it not destroy itself? Why has it existed for 14.5 billion years?
What is a rational argument against intelligent design of the universe? Where is the proof that it functions in random chaos? If it did, we would not be here and neither would the universe.
What are the conclusions to these observations?
1. There is no God in Heaven with angels and harps.
2. An intelligent designer created all things in the universe.
3. The intelligent designer is a supernatural force that we do not understand.
