[SupplySider]

"...We see foilage, perfect in it's own way and reproducing it's own kind. We see us humans and other warm blooded mamals, reproducing our own kind as are the fish, birds and insects. We don't see a world or it's occupants brought to life by haphazzard accidents of nature. We see things that were designed by an intellegent force.

That's a great argument. I don't really understand how atheists can ignore it. Another example: I read that each of the few billion nerve cells in the brain can connect with its neighbors in tens of thousands of different configurations. If you do the math, the number of possible arrangements of the brain as a whole is a number greater than the estimated number of atoms in the universe. Gives an insight into man being created in the image of God.

[Dimensio]

That's a great argument.

Argument from incredulity? That's not a great argument.

[F.J. Mitchell]

"Gives insight into man being created in the image of God."

It truly does, and even though athiests recognize no God, it should be clear even to them that all that we behold and interact with, didn't just happen by accident.

It's hard to understand how anyone can deny the existance of God, while enhaling, exhaling, reproducing, bathing in, wading in, shivering from, seeking shade from, seeing, smelling, hearing, feeling, and tasting, the proof of his presence, power, and blessings in every second of our lives.