flexy
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But the question reminds though: if there is no god (i.e. creator), then who on earth created that magnificent, extremely complicated yet limitlessly diversified creation that is called human.
Can we relax, have a clear thought, then think about the inside organs and functions of our own bodies? "As also in your own selves: Will ye not then see?"
Ok, this is maybe my opportunity to give an example about what evolution is.
* There is an island that is often battled by heavy storms
* To this island, at some point, all sorts of plant seeds have gotten to, say carried by birds, by wind...or drifting on the water (like coconuts etc.)
* At some point, all those various plants started to grow.
* However, since the island is constantly battled by storms, only plants that have strong roots survive those storms.
* Everything else, plants with weak roots, are getting ripped off the ground from the storms
* In time, you will find that on this island, (only) such plants exist and grow that are exceptionally suited to this harsh environment.
* Has a godly being designed this that way? How comes that all the plants on that island are suited to survive the storms? THERE MUST BE DESIGN BEHIND IT. There is no other explanation....
*** Another idea I like is the idea of an aquarium where you "throw in" a bunch of plants and all sorts of animals, fish, insects, mammals even. Not all of them can actually swim or can live in water. The aquarium is enclosed, it's a self-sustaining system without external inputs.
* You leave this "system" alone for...some months.
* You come back after a month and check the environment in the aquarium. Obviously there won't be monkeys or mice swimming around and neither will normal flowers grow in the water. The animals who survived are all those animals who are suited to live in water, fish, plankton, underwater bugs etc.
* The plants you find left and which are still alive are underwater plants which can grow under water, obviously.
* The entire system, this aquarium, could in time adjust itself so that plants grow which live from what the animals excrete, and it's also highly likely that the animals which manage to survive in the system in-turn are feeding off the plants. There could also be plankton or algae growing which is food for the animals.
* In time, you will notice that the entire "system" is "perfect". There is no unlogical/unlikely things happening like animals surviving that cannot even live in water, or plants growing which cannot even grow in water.
THERE IS NO OTHER POSSIBLE OUTCOME.
Has a godly entity designed this? Someone must have "created" and designed this because there is no other, logical explanation? See what I am saying here?
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