Where do you think everything comes from? I believe that Jesus created everything because creation shows the love of God.
How did he do that, and why do you believe it?
We have taste buds that help us enjoy food. We all do things we aren't supposed to do and in human laws when people commit crimes there is a penalty. Jesus died for our sins because he is a loving God and he doesn't want us to have to pay the price for our sins.
So why did he have to die? Why couldn't he just change the rules?
Complex orderly things like cars and books have intelligent design. Physics and chemistry don't change that. They don't mean that things can work automatically.
But they
do work automatically. How do you explain that?
We can observe it happening. The mechanisms are commonsense, predictive and tested. Complexity does not need planning and conscious manipulation. It does not need magic.
Mechanisms, natural laws, matter, and energy do not change that everything with order and complexity has a mind and planning.
But they don't. You're presuming. You're ignoring contrary evidence.
You have a fixed idea and mythology. You presume everything contradicting it is wrong.
Fact: Your mythology is unsubstantiated. There is no empirical evidence supporting it.
The scientific explanation, on the other hand, is based on observed, tested facts. It's evidenced.
Tested, observable, predictive evidence trumps folklore.
The basis of language is in the pose of sounds.
????? -- what's that mean?
It's not artificial or contrived.
Huh? It's not a human creation? So where did it come from?
Regarding God being a lawmaker, unlike other beliefs,. Christianity is built on historical events and can therefore either be proven or falsified by historical investigation.
Christianity
claims historicity, but the claim's unsubstantiated, as even biblical scholars will admit, and many biblical myths are clearly false.
Why wouldn't a tree or a mountain require intentional design and manipulation?
Because the natural mechanisms that created them are well known.
There is nothing that you see in nature that you can say has no design and purpose, other than things like marijuana that exist because of original sin.
I say
everything I see in nature is natural, ie: sans intentional design or purpose. Everyone knowledgeable on the subject agrees with this. Your insistence on a magical manipulator behind it all is entirely faith-based and mythological. You're presuming your own myth and rejecting anything not in agreement, no matter what the supporting evidence.
Marijuana exists because of original sin?! This I've got to hear -- please explain.
Who created the laws behind natural automatic mechanisms?
The Big Bang/Inflation. There is no who. Why would there have to be a who?
A singularity could not create natural laws.
Show your equations, professor. The natural laws appear to be a chance artifact of inflation. There is neither evidence of design nor any reason to think it necessary.
The thousands of taste buds that we have have no survival function.
That's just absurd. It's as ridiculous as saying sight has no survival value. Why would you think they weren't the product of natural selection, like all the other senses?
The origin of that water was not from a singularity.
?????
The origin of water is the same as that of any other compound. There's nothing special about a water molecule. Why could simple chemistry not explain the compound?
Natural selection leads to microevolution, not changes of kinds.
Oh jeez, not this old trope.
What the heck is a "kind?" Kind is not a taxonomic designation. It's a designation made up by creationists.
What stops small changes accumulating into big changes? How does evolution know when to stop changing, so as to avoid becoming a new species? What would stop the changing? Most species that existed are now extinct. Most current species did not exist five or ten million years ago. Did they just pop into existence? Why do we never observe this magic poofing, if it occurs all the time? What mechanism would explain it? How do you explain the species we've observed emerging only recently? How do you explain ring species?
If French was once Latin, why didn't God prevent it from evolving into an entirely new language; a new "kind?" Why do small changes accumulate in language but not in biology?