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To: Physicist
The question becomes: how did God do it?

Intelligence. Science is indeed about how did God do it. It has shown us quite well how many things were indeed done. There are numerous laws in the scientific fields which hold true day after day, year after year and which enable us to predict and learn how to do things. It is these laws, these predictable consequences of actions which should tell any unbiased person that the universe is not a place where randomness is the cause of all things.

57 posted on 10/30/2003 6:48:10 PM PST by gore3000 ("To say dogs, mice, and humans are all products of slime plus time is a mystery religion.")
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To: gore3000
There are numerous laws in the scientific fields which hold true day after day, year after year

such as the law "if a retroposon, pseudogene, etc, is found in both cows and whales, it will also be found in hippos" See fig.5

Standard biology has an explanation as to why it's hippos and not, say, rhinos, in the above law of nature. Does any other theory or speculative hypothesis?

110 posted on 10/30/2003 7:44:29 PM PST by Virginia-American
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To: gore3000
[The question becomes: how did God do it?]

Intelligence. Science is indeed about how did God do it. It has shown us quite well how many things were indeed done.

Yes, and science indicates that the way God did it was via evolution.

It is these laws, these predictable consequences of actions which should tell any unbiased person that the universe is not a place where randomness is the cause of all things.

Then it's a good thing that evolution does not proceed entirely by randomness.

139 posted on 10/30/2003 8:18:09 PM PST by Ichneumon
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