Did God Create the Universe?
Created on: August 30th, 2007
Did God Create the Universe?
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The graph shows the cosmic microwave background, which strengthens the case for the Big Bang theory.
http://xkcd.com/54/
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first-of-two
August 30th, 2007
2:41:44 PM CDT
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If God had created the universe, it would be more better constructed than it is. The universe sucks.
KingDraken
August 30th, 2007
2:53:09 PM CDT
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More better huh? Anyway, how can you say the universe is constructed bad? The only real smudge mark is humanity. Besides, why did the big bang happen? Just because? There was nothing before, and then something? Sounds like a bit of divine intervention.
first-of-two
August 30th, 2007
3:11:19 PM CDT
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The universe is terribly inefficient for something designed by an omniscient being. For example, 99.9999999% of the Sun's output is completely wasted. The universe is also terribly poorly designed, from the point-of-view of man, for whom God-believers believe it was designed. Again, 99.99999999% of the universe is immediately fatal to human life. It's a serious design flaw. D-minus.
KingDraken
August 30th, 2007
3:23:53 PM CDT
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Well sir, please post the website where it says the suns energy is that much wasted. Isn't "wasted" a debatable term here? I mean just we can't find a "use" for it, doesn't mean its a waste. Maybe for us it is. Then again, the universe doesn't revolve around evolved primates, so neither should any conception of perfection, or design flaws.
first-of-two
August 30th, 2007
3:43:14 PM CDT
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How big is the Sun, how much of it's light shines directly on the Earth, and how much of that light is actually used, not radiated back into space or absorbed as simple heat? You shouldn't need a website, even a semi-evolved primate would be able to do the math.
first-of-two
August 30th, 2007
3:46:35 PM CDT
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Of course, if you DON'T believe that the universe revolves around evolved primates, why believe in God at all? The whole idea behind believing in a God is that you can beg him to alter his mighty plan for the universe, because you'd like it to be differently (that's the short-and-fast definition of "prayer.")
seary6579
August 30th, 2007
2:41:51 PM CDT
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It works, bitches
roflolinaterizer
August 30th, 2007
2:48:40 PM CDT
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the universe works perfectly. the dumb sh*ts who live in it are the problem
TofurkeyJerky
August 30th, 2007
2:53:17 PM CDT
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Wow, that is dumb.
Wizzletoff
August 30th, 2007
3:13:33 PM CDT
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God created the universe perfectly. We screwd it up.
felinoid
August 30th, 2007
3:15:42 PM CDT
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If god wanted us to follow him unconditionally wouldn't we instinctively believe in him from birth? (I'm not providing disproof of god only disproof in the need for absolute faith in him)