Re: Atheists are the biggest fools on Earth




Ye Old One wrote:
On 21 Mar 2006 12:30:47 -0800, "Jim Spaza" <spaza9@xxxxxxxxx> enriched
this group when s/he wrote:

Universes could just be things that happen from time to time.

It would be a convenient explanation for the near-infinite complexity
and entropy of the singularity. But, let's be honest. Is such an
explanation more wishful thinking or more driven by scientific
discovery?

At least there is scientific evidence for the Big Bang. When will we
see any for "goddidit"?

--
Bob.

The evidence that this universe and life in it couldn't have
statistically happened on its own IS indeed evidence that
something/Someone more powerful than the cosmos made it happen.

.



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    ... It would be a convenient explanation for the near-infinite complexity ... and entropy of the singularity. ... At least there is scientific evidence for the Big Bang. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Atheists are the biggest fools on Earth
    ... It would be a convenient explanation for the near-infinite complexity ... and entropy of the singularity. ... At least there is scientific evidence for the Big Bang. ... nagging principles of physics like entropy. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Atheists are the biggest fools on Earth
    ... It would be a convenient explanation for the near-infinite complexity ... But, let's be honest. ... At least there is scientific evidence for the Big Bang. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Atheists are the biggest fools on Earth
    ... It would be a convenient explanation for the near-infinite complexity ... and entropy of the singularity. ... At least there is scientific evidence for the Big Bang. ... nagging principles of physics like entropy. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Re: Atheists are the biggest fools on Earth
    ... It would be a convenient explanation for the near-infinite complexity ... and entropy of the singularity. ... But, let's be honest. ... At least there is scientific evidence for the Big Bang. ...
    (talk.origins)