Originally Posted by: Hammurabi

Originally Posted by: RaskolnikovWhere did I say that it would?[/QUOTE]When you said it was evidence of god rather than simply suggestive of an undetermined influence that may or may not even be spiritual in nature.[/quote]1. I put "God" in quotes for a reason. You are operating on the assumption that I suscribe to or am arguing this from the perspective of a known, established world religion -- I am not. I am merely pointing out that recently discovered Scientific evidence supports the general concept of "God" rather than arguing against it.

2. Listen to yourself -- "an undetermined influence" -- in a naturally chaotic universe, what alternate hypothesis do you propose to explain what order arises?

Originally Posted by: Hammurabi[QUOTE=Raskolnikov]Some scientists are theorizing that this means our universe could have been created as an experiment by scientists in another universe. It turns out, it wouldn't take much energy to set the parameters of and then create this universe.

What interests me most about that theory is the thought of how one could monitor the results of such an experiment.

200 years ago, the concept of an electron microscope or X-Ray or Radio telescopes would have been considered totally asinine.



[QUOTE=kingdavid]The latter, on the other hand, is a manifestation of just how brilliant the process of life is. The blue print I mentioned earlier. The existence of such a process makes one wonder about where it came from and how it came about, and not being able to explain it, one of the possibilities that are put forth is that of an intelligent force unbeknown to us.