Originally posted by: Infohawk
Computers are full of intricate detail and design. Yet they are made by man. Anyway, where is your proof that someone with infinite amounts of intelligence and order designed the universe?Originally posted by: VERTIGGO
hmm, the world is full of intricate detail and design, therefore it had to be designed by someone with infinite amounts of intelligence and order.
Says who? How do you know this?Every individual must be guided by the Holy Spirit to understand the details of our origin, but even so, we will only know fully when we are reunited with Him.
Yes! Computers had to be made by man. You never make the mistake of thinking that your complex desktop was randomly assembled by accidents (like genetic mutations) in a pool of electronics parts. In fact, it takes us insane amounts of labor and headaches just to get our computers to work, so logically a universe full of insane amounts of detail, order, and balance points directly to a super intelligent designer. I'm saying that logic directs us to look to [God], but I'm not trying to prove who He is.
Even so, when you look at a computer component, and it says "NVIDIA" and consists of NVIDIA chipsets, you could be quite sure that it was made by NVIDIA, not that it was self assembled in a pile of junk. This demands that we examine life on earth: incredible beauty and intelligence with tremendous capacity for love and good will, but horrendously marred by sin (we all know how easy it is for a virus to destroy an entire computer with very little manipulation). This reflects the heart of our endlessly loving Father in Heaven, the beauty that still remains in life is the "NVIDIA" label that He left there. We can only prove this through experiencing His loving relationship, and communicating with him until He gives us freedom from the sin or "virus" which so penetrates that we look less like perfect creations, and more like "broken computers".
It is faith that lets us gain that relationship with Him, and then He starts to reveal the obvious aspects of design in creation, and we doubt less and less that it was carefully planned.