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why is every webcomic on earth talking about the origin of life?
i have a big problem with the common idea of creationism being wacked.
the entire scientific community and higher academia pretty much exiles anyone proposing a possibility of intelligent design.
there are cases of scientists being black listed for hinting towards ID in their research, even as a possibility.
since we are able to count time in units, that would hint there was a beginning point, a thing where time started. so there, the universe came into existence somehow.
every scientist describing the big bang theory literally has to resort to a giant incident that made all of those molecules connect at that one moment, and created a scientifically perfectly proportioned universe.
if the world was any bigger the rotation would make weather uninhabitable for life, and same for if the world was smaller.
many scientists concede the notion that the chances of the creation of the universe and how basic life works happening by chance is astronomically unlikely and logically impossible.
Even Charles Darwin felt, and later wrote, that if his theory was correct that life would be terrible and not worth living.
despite my christian upbringing, i feel that the silencing of a valid belief and theory as to the origin of life is wrong. im not suggesting that the Judeo-christian God created everything (even tho that is what i believe), im saying that the idea that the universe was a Causation and not simply random events.
once the idea of causation in creation is forfeited, the idea of stability within the universe is then forfeit, because if there was no ultimate order when putting together, what prohibits more random accumulations and creations to occur?
i have a big problem with the common idea of creationism being wacked.
the entire scientific community and higher academia pretty much exiles anyone proposing a possibility of intelligent design.
there are cases of scientists being black listed for hinting towards ID in their research, even as a possibility.
since we are able to count time in units, that would hint there was a beginning point, a thing where time started. so there, the universe came into existence somehow.
every scientist describing the big bang theory literally has to resort to a giant incident that made all of those molecules connect at that one moment, and created a scientifically perfectly proportioned universe.
if the world was any bigger the rotation would make weather uninhabitable for life, and same for if the world was smaller.
many scientists concede the notion that the chances of the creation of the universe and how basic life works happening by chance is astronomically unlikely and logically impossible.
Even Charles Darwin felt, and later wrote, that if his theory was correct that life would be terrible and not worth living.
despite my christian upbringing, i feel that the silencing of a valid belief and theory as to the origin of life is wrong. im not suggesting that the Judeo-christian God created everything (even tho that is what i believe), im saying that the idea that the universe was a Causation and not simply random events.
once the idea of causation in creation is forfeited, the idea of stability within the universe is then forfeit, because if there was no ultimate order when putting together, what prohibits more random accumulations and creations to occur?