[steve-b]

But the creation of the universe, and the deployment of its laws and mathematics, may not have been a chance event.

Perhaps -- it's rather difficult to theorize about the creation of the universe from a single example.

However, even if the initial creation of the universe is stipulated to be a non-random event, the fact is that the universe as it exists now shows no sign of a "micro-managed" internal design -- and it is the latter notion upon which Mr. Wiker is hanging his hat.

[yendu bwam]

However, even if the initial creation of the universe is stipulated to be a non-random event, the fact is that the universe as it exists now shows no sign of a "micro-managed" internal design -- and it is the latter notion upon which Mr. Wiker is hanging his hat.

Good point. However, a lot of Christians would point to all those miracles...

[Uri’el-2012]

steve-b;yendu bwam

However, even if the initial creation of the universe is stipulated to be a non-random event, the fact is that the universe as it exists now shows no sign of a "micro-managed" internal design -- and it is the latter notion upon which Mr. Wiker is hanging his hat.


109 posted on 12/18/2002 8:07 AM MST by steve-b

You might want to look into the Anthropic Principle.

I believe it was done by Fred Hoyle.

It clearly shows the micro-management of our world.

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