Why is your name baal?
Do you believe in God? (2022 edition)
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Why is your name baal?
Why are any of those things examples of poor design? That's like claiming a pyrotechnics show was poorly designed because some of the stuff blew up. Until you know what was supposed to blow up and what wasn't, you haven't shown poor design. All that violent stuff is background noise to most people, and a really cool show for a few select astronomers, but the fact is that without the laws that cause those things to happen, we wouldn't even exist.
The universe is far more orderly than it really has any right to be. The laws of the universe are extremely precisely fine-tuned in order to allow life to form. Physicists disturbed by this tend to try to hand-wave it away without ever having come up with an actual mechanism - that's why they have postulate infinite universes, either via simultaneous multiverse or continuous cycling, to explain how one universe came out so perfect. Despite, you know, not having the slightest evidence for either of those.
"The laws of science, as we know them at present, contain many fundamental numbers, like the size of the electric charge of the electron and the ratio of the masses of the proton and the electron. ... The remarkable fact is that the values of these numbers seem to have been very finely adjusted to make possible the development of life." - Stephen Hawking
Was the Universe Created for Life Forms to Live In? How To Know?
The constants of the universe — gravitational constant, entropy, and cosmological constant — must be finely tuned for life to exist.
mindmatters.ai
The Universe Really Is Fine-Tuned, And Our Existence Is The Proof
Somehow, the Universe began with just the right mix of cosmic ingredients to make life possible. It sure doesn't seem likely.
www.forbes.com
I'm not saying that this is a "proof" of God or anything. But whatever explanation you want to make of it, the universe is extremely well-designed and other sets of physical constants would have precluded life or even much going on in the universe at all.
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which is not true.
AggiePride336.
getting blitzed.
Yes I do.
I thank him on the daily, and ask for protection when it comes to my family, friends, and myself
I thank him on the daily, and ask for protection when it comes to my family, friends, and myself
Yeah, but they didn't believe in the one that you do
That was forced upon them by Europeans too
Some of them by force, and I think that's always wrong and usually counterproductive.
Quite often it had nothing to do with force at all. In fact, in many cases Asians came to believe in a Christian god despite having to face quite a lot of persecution and social ostracization in the process. How many Asian nations were ever even ruled by a "Christian" European country that forced conversion? Barely a handful if that. And across Asia Christians have probably been the targets of more persecution by tyrants than any other faith.
Louisville Slugz
Superstar
Yeah. Close thread
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Do you not know that any of those examples can end life on this planet? A Supernova within 50Ly can kill us. A Magnetar can rip our planet apart with its extreme magnetic field. Asteroids and comets can cause ELE events. Blackholes can wander across our path. Quasars can sterilize our planet from thousands of lightyears away. There is nothing orderly or well-made about our universe. We live in a soup of chaotic possibilities, and any one of them can be a benefit or bane under the control of no one.Why are any of those things examples of poor design? That's like claiming a pyrotechnics show was poorly designed because some of the stuff blew up. Until you know what was supposed to blow up and what wasn't, you haven't shown poor design. All that violent stuff is background noise to most people, and a really cool show for a few select astronomers, but the fact is that without the laws that cause those things to happen, we wouldn't even exist.
The universe is far more orderly than it really has any right to be. The laws of the universe are extremely precisely fine-tuned in order to allow life to form. Physicists disturbed by this tend to try to hand-wave it away without ever having come up with an actual mechanism - that's why they have postulate infinite universes, either via simultaneous multiverse or continuous cycling, to explain how one universe came out so perfect. Despite, you know, not having the slightest evidence for either of those.
"The laws of science, as we know them at present, contain many fundamental numbers, like the size of the electric charge of the electron and the ratio of the masses of the proton and the electron. ... The remarkable fact is that the values of these numbers seem to have been very finely adjusted to make possible the development of life." - Stephen Hawking
Was the Universe Created for Life Forms to Live In? How To Know?
The constants of the universe — gravitational constant, entropy, and cosmological constant — must be finely tuned for life to exist.
The Universe Really Is Fine-Tuned, And Our Existence Is The Proof
Somehow, the Universe began with just the right mix of cosmic ingredients to make life possible. It sure doesn't seem likely.
I'm not saying that this is a "proof" of God or anything. But whatever explanation you want to make of it, the universe is extremely well-designed and other sets of physical constants would have precluded life or even much going on in the universe at all.
Also, multiverse theory covers the seemingly fine-tuned nature of our universe. In an infinite number of universes, some portion of that infinite will be able to sustain life.
What is the multiverse—and is there any evidence it really exists?
Scientists can only see so far before they run into the edge of the universe. Will we ever know if anything lies beyond?www.nationalgeographic.com
I get asked this a lot on here so I'm just going to quote some older posts. But in short as a regular noun it just means lord.
Fill Collins
I like the one that says shum pulp
Naw, I don't believe in a creator diety or any organized religion, depending on your definition of god
Studying Black history and history in general made me an atheist; we're not hebrews, moors, aboriginals...etc. Our ancestors practiced vodun, which is as ridiculous as any other religion misinformed brehs online and IRL claim; shyt's all a game of telephone with folktales
Studying Black history and history in general made me an atheist; we're not hebrews, moors, aboriginals...etc. Our ancestors practiced vodun, which is as ridiculous as any other religion misinformed brehs online and IRL claim; shyt's all a game of telephone with folktales
JoelB
All Praise To TMH
I don't know if it's a debate team I just wanted to see what they say.I wanna be added to the coli religious debate team too