"Evolutionists openly acknowledge the philosophical implications of their worldview. One such example states that
"....evolution killed the god who made Adam out of dirt, Eve from a rib (for some reason), and the whole universe in a week. … If evolution is real (and it is), life didn’t show up fully assembled. It crawled out of chaos — slowly, painfully, and sometimes stupidly. Nature is full of leftovers and bad designs that make no sense if God planned it all perfectly. But they make perfect sense if things evolved over time by trial and error. A God who had to tinker constantly? Evolution makes him look like an idiot engineer. If we evolved from earlier primates, then we weren’t specially created — we’re part of the animal kingdom. No divine fingerprint. No “image of God.” Just another twig on the big ol’ tree of life. Evolution runs on a few brutally simple rules:
Variation (offspring aren’t identical)
Selection (some survive better than others)
Heredity (traits pass on)
Time (lots of it)
That’s it.
From that recipe, we get elephants, brains, wings, music, sex, morality, and yes, even you reading this…. That’s genius design without a designer.”
Although rarely stated in such provocative language, this passage accurately reflects the beliefs of the majority of evolutionists/scientists.
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A finely tuned universe, which was designed to support life by precise calibration of its physical laws, exists to produce a universe that supports life. It is not merely that forces, such as gravity, exist, but that they exist within the extraordinarily narrow range that supports life.
For instance, estimates suggest that a variation in the strength of gravitational force as small as one part in 10⁶⁰ would preclude everything from star formation to the biochemistry that forms life. --If gravity were slightly stronger, the structure of the universe—and
consequently the conditions required for life, including human existence—would be fundamentally altered.
--Changes in the strength of the strong nuclear force would prevent atoms or elements from forming, eliminating the possibility of chemistry and life.
.....if no intelligent cause exists, the probability of such precise conditions arising by accident is astronomically small, if not effectively impossible." CEH
