(September 21, 2010 at 1:32 pm)tackattack Wrote: The laws of physics hold true only in observations of the past.The past does not dictate the future because of the continuing complexity derivative of Cause and effect.To assume the laws of physics will be true in the future a stable platform with which to base the assertion is necessary. Observable human history is neither long enough nor reliable enough to be considered stable to support an axiom of that magnitude. The continuation of the laws of physics then rest on the start of the universe. Within the universe on a macro scale every effect has a cause, Therefore the laws of phyisics have and need a signular, stable cause to coninue in the future. Due to the subjectivity of observation the most stable cause would rest outside the universe. If something is outside the universe it is unobservable unless it can effect within the universe. God is a singular source outside the universe that is reported to have effects within the universe , and is a probable solution. Here's a first atempt with all I have time for.. I know it's weak.. have at it.This is beneath you tacky. Weak does it too much justice. This makes god more probable than gravity.
However it is wild speculation and mysticism to assert a superntural realm, and a being residing in it which can, by something akin to magic, interact with the material realm without leaving any evidence.
"I still say a church steeple with a lightning rod on top shows a lack of confidence"...Doug McLeod.
