Pyrpolizer wrote:You are both right and wrong imo.
Right in the sense that there are "laws" in action. Just like C+O2-->CO2.
However these "laws" are properties of the unleashed energy that created the Universe, which later condensed to matter etc. Absolutely no design in that. It's all a random outcome considering those laws.
If there was any design, then God would have created unlimited numbers of exactly what he wanted, and everything would be perfectly calculated, working with absolute precision.
God created whatever he wanted to create and it all works in the manner he intended it, so I'm not sure what you're on about.
You seem to think that by making everything super-easy for humans so they thrive and you end up with a trillion population within the first 5 years of their existence, is a clever design move!
Pyrpolizer wrote:Think of our planet Earth. What kind of designer would create a place where 75% of it's water is unusable saline sea water?
The fact that today there are 7.5 billion people on Earth and counting, proves that his formula eventually worked just fine!
Pyrpolizer wrote:If the water in our Oceans was usable there would be no poverty on the planet, no people dying of hunger, humans would turn the planet to paradise. Crazy designer maybe?
I don't think so. Perhaps God himself gets meaning in his existence by watching what randomness can do.
Lots of Asian countries have very high annual rainfalls (hence the rice paddies), but it doesn't necessarily make them wealthy nations.