[patriots] Re: Why believe in God?

  • From: "simon kotlowski" <simon.kotlowski@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <ukpatriot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "'Patriots'" <patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2015 09:51:10 -0000

Everyone who is sceptical about god, Darwinism, please watch tray smith on your 
tube the theory of everything.

 

This guy is anointed.

 

Also Eli james and professor truth

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzcKbP0I9TI 
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzcKbP0I9TI&feature=youtu.be> &feature=youtu.be

 

 

 

From: patriots-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:patriots-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of Jack Lewis
Sent: 10 February 2015 09:30
To: Patriots
Subject: [patriots] Why believe in God?

 

Hi John,
Regarding this business of believing in God. Consider it this way - why not 
believe in a creator instead. here is a rational reason to do so.

Think about the amount of resources, time and labour that scientists are 
putting into robots and artificial intelligence. Huge corporations like Honda 
and Sony spend millions and using the finest brains in the discipline to try 
and emulate just one or two feature of the human being. If you were to ask one 
of these scientists if it would be possible for a robot with human intelligence 
if they decided to let their computers develop the programs randomly? In other 
words allow random processes to dictate how the robot development continued 
without any human intelligence input. What do you think they would say? 

And yet these same scientists believed that their own human bodies and brains 
did develop in such a way with no intelligent input. This is absolutely 
nonsensical! If they went to another planet and saw that it was inhabited by 
mechanical machines that could think etc would they assume that they must have 
evolved? They would quite rightly assume that a living intelligent creature 
must have made them. Why can't they apply the same logic to self replicating 
living organisms? 

The answer is not a scientific one it is a religious one. They choose to 
believe that there was no creator. That is their starting position. After that 
they just paint themselves into a corner. 

In their determination to prove evolution they are spending billions on sending 
probes to Mars in an attempt to clutch at a straw. If they can't discover the 
origin of life where there is an abundance of life how can they possibly 
discover it in such a far removed way? There is however an advantage to this 
kind of exploration and that is they are not actually present themselves and 
therefore can speculate in the most outrageous ways knowing that they cannot be 
disproved. Also it pays the bills! They are on safe ground - or so they think.

Take it from me John the argument for a creator is water-tight.

Jack



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