Look, it's obvious that God created the laws that flung everything into motion, how he created gravity as it reacts to heat, matter, energy, light, etc, and his creation of certain particles that were created when everything cooled. All of these laws were created from the beginning, and they are now realized from the consious human being. The consiousness that we hold today had to have been imagined as well, for everything in existence is understood by God.
The bible speaks for itself. It says God is the 'eternal one', not one as in the number one, but one as in 'everything'.
God is everything. God made us in his image, because we are the expression, the 'idea' of God.
To push away this argument in the support of 'evolution' itself, is indeed premature, and ignorant to say the least.
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I don't "push away" the argument that God exists in order to support 'evolution' itself; I haven't the slightest problem conceptually reconciling evolution with the existence of gods. I "push away" the arguments that God exists because I find them either irrational or irrelevant of their own accord.