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Nothing to indicate that this universe was made by an intelligent being.
Except creation itself,look at your computer ,or pencil for that matter,look at anything in your sight,if you tried to convince today's scientists that anything that you see ,from pencils to rulers to paper,to stop signs to rockets,buildings,telescopes,microscopes etc. came about randomly,by chance over many years you would be unreasonable to say the least,how much more if you tried to convince them that all living matter came about by non living matter you would insult their intelligence and be a laughing stock among them.
You would require more faith to believe complex life along with nature's beauty and tradmarks ,eg:sun ,moon,stars,planets,light,water cycle etc came by natural selection and chance than to believe a divine creator God created them.
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QUOTE]Laws" of the universe are what scientist use to describe and make predictions on what happens.
Excellent observation,that's all,they observe and study and work within the already existent laws
Scientists are the law makers and they make the laws according to their observations and experiments.
They may make the observations and conduct experiments,but there is no way you can think they create these self existent laws,eg: aerodynamics,gravity,chemical,physiological,natural ,
Man just discovers and learns how to operate within these self existent laws,what has always been existent just undiscovered and or tapped is not grounds to make such bold claims ,that man are law makers,how totally absurd
Without humans there would still be life on earth, but there would be no laws,
Maybe civil law and ceremonial Laws but certainly not universal,or naturaL laws,these have been present long before man came along.
Are you actually saying man created the law of aerodynamics,gravity ???????
and no statistics on how probable anything is, nor would there be any religion. If an animal jumped off a cliff it would fall to its death and there would simply be no explanation for it, nor would there need to be. A great lawmaker in the sky is entirely the product of human imagination
Your logic here is simply not worth the response,but I must endeavor to carry on .
Obviously the laws that govern and regulate that animal that jumped.were compromised.If indeed you believe biology 101 that there are laws that govern and regulate that life and if you think different ,please study biology,physiology or something that will open your eyes to the laws that any species of life must operate under.
I mean if an an animal travels through the air 60 miles an hour for even 2seconds,the biological laws that cause that living organism to function in normal living conditions is obviously pushed to the limits and compromised when that animal stops immediately after it makes contact with the ground from 100 ft in the air.
There are boundaries within which that life must remain to exist,if you don't catch unto that well I move on from here.