Do all the mechanisms work on the ground by the laws of nature, but what does God. Nature is our environment. The man also part of nature. And God is a part of folklore and not more than that.
I realize it is difficult to understand the science.
To understand science is not difficult. On the contrary there everything is clear. There are laws of physics which are subject to all. As for God here on the contrary there are no facts, only stories. Do you believe that God made Adam from clay and eve from Adam's rib?
You might be saying science, but you are talking religion.
Everything operates by cause and effect. This is science law. Cause and effect shows us that after thousands of years, we have complexity through one thing causing another, which causes another. There is no random. Everything is caused precisely according to the laws of science. Entropy shows a beginning had to have happened. This is science law. Whatever could play the "pool game" of cause and effect on countless numbers of particles and waves of energy in the universe, to produce the complexity we see in intelligence, fits our description/definition of "God."
God of the gaps again? It sure is not Zeus or your Jesus zombie.
Not at all. There aren't any gaps in cause and effect. Cause and effect is direct action all the time. It is science law. No gaps at all. God is real.
Correct..... there are no gaps in cause and effect. So who created your God?
When you know a little about science, then you might be able to talk about God with a little understanding.
When you start to understand that you can't even think properly about God because He is outside of the universe as well as within it, then you just might realize that the idea of creating God is an improper idea.
There are many, many things in this universe that are beyond our scope of understanding. And God is one. We can't see him but we still believe in him, or have faith. The universe appears to be finely tuned, and it required a fine-tuner who else did it, but God alone. And the existence of the Universe will also proved that there is a universal God.
That is the classical definition of "God of the gaps". You don't understand something and you immediately fill that gap in your understanding with God.
There are probably an infinite number of universes, all with different physical constants. We are in a much smaller set of universes that have physical constants that allow for the formation of atoms. We are in this one.
New universes are probably born as I type this post.
The argument that the universe is too complex for it to exist on its own is the same as the argument that human body is too complicated to evolve on its own. Typical argument given by Religiotards is the human eye.
However, when someone actually looks at the evolutionary evidence, you will find that we did evolve from a much simpler life forms. The human eye is a result of that.
Just because you don't understand something it does not mean that your imaginary friend did it.
PS. Don't feel bad. Newton, probably the smartest man of his time, did make the same mistake, among other things about gravity and mass interactions. He filled the gap in his understanding with God. I bet if
he lived today he'd be an atheist.
