Re: A scientific theory against God and morality

Gee, anybody seen a comparison in nature like Hershey has?

It doesn't exist, it's a complete fantasy, never observed. I only see
comparisons in Darwinism.

If we allow natural selection as some kind of basic law of nature, what
comes next is that *every* kind of sorting would have some kind of
stature as a law of nature.

The big ones end up at the bottom of the pile, and the little ones on
top?

Ah it's another law of natural selection.

The wind blows away the softer clay, and leaves the hardened lavarock?

and there's another law of natural selection!

So you see, differential reproductive success is just rubbish, utter
rubbish. The only logic needed is that the form is preserved through
reproduction, over certain death, a logic that was already advanced by
creationists in Paley's time.

This theory has the benefit of being supported by observation, and
giving us a unity in understanding of nature in regards to reproduction
and form. Nobody understands how it is that a species going extinct
can't be said to be selected against. Forms are lost, but they aren't
selected against. Forms appear and reproduce, and they aren't said to
be selected for.

regards,
Mohammad Nor Syamsu

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