A Christian would argue that God is both able and willing to stop evil.If god is willing to stop evil, but not able, then he is not omnipotent
If he is able to stop evil, but not willing, then he is malveolent
If he is both able and willing to stop evil, then from where does evil come?
If he is neither able nor willing, then why call him god?
The problem is Science and Religion have to be kept seperate, they are to contrasting philosophies. Science is inherently naturalistic, its field of enquiry is always limited to natural causes - so any "God did it" explanation is excluded from the beginning. That is why many people have problems with evolution, its an ignorance of the philosophical underpinnings of modern Science itself.
It's not irresponsible to disregard any theory with no empirical evidence to support it. Also, I don't think Intelligent Design would satisfy the criteria for a 'theory', given it's unfalsifiability.I think it's irresponsible to disregard any theories of an intelligent design.
Including the Intelligent Designer?Lol
Well, let me put it this way.
Does it make sense to say that everything that has ever been, ever was, or ever will be; came from nothing?
How is that possible?
Abiogenesis is garnering Empirical evidence whereas Intelligent Design is not.There's a principle of biology which states that; life may only come from other life. For instance, a cell cannot just generate out of thin air. Correct?
Okay, regardless of the many stances on evolution vs. whatever the hell else the blind want to look into, NO ONE can prove how the first living cell came into existence. <--- Had you been born before this time, you would not have known any better. You are JUST human, like the rest of us.
Possibilities are unlimited even if they don't contradict one another. It is equally possible that an Intelligent Designer fine tuned the universe, much as it is equally possible our brains are all locked in a vat. It's also equally possible for an actual Santa Clause to exist as well as the Tooth Fairy.Therefore, saying that the POSSIBILITY EXISTS, that there are forces at work in the workings of the universe which you can't understand, is not so ignorant.
I would call an Intelligent Designer something. I call a supernatural force something. Why should we grant special pleading for your beliefs and not mine below?MY reasoning tells me that the billions of galaxy clusters and other bodies inhabiting this INFINITELY large universe, (and there MAY BE a further indefinite amount of universes) did not all just appear in existence, stemming from nothing, and MADE FROM NOTHING.
You stupid boy?
Okay, regardless of the many stances on evolution vs. whatever the hell else the blind want to look into, NO ONE can prove how the first living cell came into existence.
Therefore, saying that the POSSIBILITY EXISTS, that there are forces at work in the workings of the universe which you can't understand, is not so ignorant.
MY reasoning tells me that the billions of galaxy clusters and other bodies inhabiting this INFINITELY large universe, (and there MAY BE a further indefinite amount of universes) did not all just appear in existence, stemming from nothing, and MADE FROM NOTHING.
I Think people who do not believe in god shouldn't be on this earth, nuff said.
I Think people who do not believe in god shouldn't be on this earth, nuff said.
I'm agnostic, I don't go to mass ever and I'm still be ethic and moral person.
The fact that I believe in science more that something that hasn't been yet proved to me doesn't mean I have to lie about what my beliefs are.
It's plain simple, I don't believe in anything superior to humans, because I have had no experience with it/them. Simple, yet true.

