Evolution

[libalchris]

So let me get this straight. According to evolutionists, species on earth have been taking energy from the sun for millions of years, and as a result, the sun has lost energy in a result of this transfer. But random energy never produces organization. The laws of physics proves that it speeds up the process of entropy. Entropy proves the universe is losing organization and is heading towards chaos, like "the heat death of the universe", so why is the universe full of species that add more and more organized, complex systems?

Your understanding of thermodynamics is so warped and convoluted I don't know it will ever be possible for you to understand.

I'll state this as simply as possible, the second law of thermodynamics, dealing with the spontaneous change in entropy, ONLY APPLIES IN A CLOSED SYSTEM. If the system is no longer closed (say, adding energy to the earth due to the sun) the whole law no longer applies, and can have nothing to say on changes in entropy.

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Also, sciencelovesgod, your ramble on how "random energy" never produces organization can be shown to be bs from pure observation. If it were true, then a lot of other things shouldn't be occurring because there are a lot of cases where random processes increase organization.