Alright, so here we are again, having that age-old debate: does God exist? This isn’t just some dusty argument buried under philosophy or shoved aside by science. Nope, it’s still very much alive and kicking.
The universe itself is the first clue. We’re talking everything — galaxies, black holes, cosmic fireworks. Science tells us it all began with a bang.
Not just any bang — the Big Bang. But let’s pause: before that singularity, there was nothing. No time, no space, not even an empty void.
The idea that sheer nothing could just explode into everything we know? Kind of insane. Admit it: even the most stubborn skeptic has to squint at that idea.
Throw in the concept of an uncaused Creator. Suddenly, things start to make a lot more sense. No magical rabbit-out-of-nowhere tricks needed.
And then there’s the “fine-tuned universe” issue. This isn’t just a buzzword; it’s a legitimate head-scratcher. Every natural constant is so precisely calibrated, it’s almost laughable.
Gravity, the speed of light — all set at Goldilocks levels. If they were off by even a hair, we wouldn’t be here. Cosmic jackpot? More like intelligent setup.
Let’s zoom in on DNA. It’s not just a biochemical jumble. It’s coded information, more advanced than any tech…
