Complexity explained...

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OMG, I love these 19th century-based discussions!

i dont care if it makes sense or not, its suposed to be bad

Choas? Looks like dancing. I don't remember it ever organizing, outside of death or sleep or war. God not hiding in special exception. Ignorance hiding in special exception. God offended that you think he is what you do not know. Prefers relationship built on knowing each other.

Physics once asked Chuck Norris what he knew about God. Physics got a green arrow pointing up. Physics was confused, until it accepted Allah The Above as the right answer to every question.

With the expansion of the Universe being what it is, why are the star clusters and the galaxies still so close together? If the Big Bang happened millions and billions of years ago? Why are the temperatures of planet surfaces still warm when the rate of heat loss is measurable and declining? You would think since they don't gain heat that after millions and billions of years they would be ice cold by now. I could go on, but maybe later. Science shows us what God did and the processes He used, it coexists with the Biblical account in perfect sync when you report honestly what you've learned through observation. Evolution defies scientific data and research and is more of a miracle than the Bible ever will be. If something explodes, the explosion will leave everything in its wake in disarray, not neatly packaged and in a working order. Example: if I blew up a junk yard, when the debris settles it will not land and form a perfectly functional 747, or a perfectly functioning car or any number of functioning things. It will leave an unorganized mess. Evolution asserts that after a random explosion things were flung through space and that eventually the rock we live on encountered some "exceptional conditions" that triggered ripe circumstances to start a process of bringing life to beings on the rock (kinda like fugus or mold). But this process improved upon itself as time went on and "became" what we see and experience now. This process took millions and billions of years to perpetuate and as it recognizes design flaws it error corrects them as it goes. That to me is going from chaos (disorder) to organization (order). This can not be observed given the amount of time necessary to witness the process from the beginning until it reaches its limitations (assuming there is a limitation) Thermodynamics do not agree with the evolutionary theory. A world in chaos will never arrange itself into a complete functioning habitat for life without an intervention from an outside source. It's amazing how brilliant researches that helped to write the theories we have about life on the planet have abandoned their own theories or changed their conclusions when new evidence is found but the schools and educational system do not update their information. They continue to pass outdated information on to us at a young age and teach it as fact, when the guys who wrote have moved on. Oh well, I'm doing the Jesus thing til I'm dead bro, God Bless

Two words: Paragraph breaks.

Lol, yeah I know. It's hard break it up when you have so much to say ????

you took this to heart didn't you

The life is the choas. The rest of the universe is very calm. The explosion itself, is life. Star formation clusters are considered 'lively'. From a certain perspective, a higher perspective, the planet seems to be somewhat odd in terms of chemical reactions. In fact, the vent-based products a of 3 billion year old lightning bolt appears to be looking for the nearest water surfaced planet to jump to. It's a very electricly charged planet. It's probably going to spread that chemical reaction to the whole region at lightning speed, if it does explode from a nuclear chain reaction.

As for evolution, there's also gene-activation, which is a favorite theory of the religious. Evolution is a deeply flawed concept as it is taught. The only thing I fully agree with is that thinks change.

Nobody literally teleported shit onto the planet in a matter of days.

Evolution isn't outside of God.

You can just use the bowling ball of God theory. The ball's direction is changing, and god doesn't have control of it, but yet, he still bowls a perfect game.

If you're just going to point at every fossil and say 'That doesn't exist', I'd like to point out that most religious books are reeeaaallllyyyy fossilized.

I prefer to think of them as perfect books... For that era.

Evolution stopped being science the instant it was forced to invent the magical wish fairy known as "speciation" to keep itself alive.

Science became as dumb as an autistic child the minute it decided everything that wasn't nailed down might be in one of a few dozen different dimensions, simultaneously, and that such ivory tower conjecture had to be given equal prominence to common sense things such as observable reality.