Paul
Davies, an Australian physicist in his book,.The
Fifth Miracle, indicates that neither the laws of physics or biology
support the possibility of chance in the complex functioning or DNA.
Paul Davies British astrophysicist:."There
is for me powerful evidence that there is something going on behind it
all....it seems as though somebody has fine tuned nature's numbers to make
the universe....the impression of design is overwhelming."....The
Cosmic Blueprint: New Discoveries in Natures Creative Ability to Order
the Universe.
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Nobel Prize physicist Arthur
Schawlow when commenting about the multiverse and wonders of life stated:."The
only possible answers are religious.....I find a need for God in the multiverse
and in my life."
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Albert
Einstein.said,
when commenting about the multiverse,."God
doesn't play dice with the multiverse", but
believers in evolution who hijacked
Darwin's theory are still rolling the dice in hopes of finding a winner.(*).
I guess they didn't believe Einstein.
Einstein also said."The
harmony
of natural law...reveals an
intelligence of such superiority that, compared with it, all the systematic
thinking and acting of human beings is an utterly.insignificant
reflection."....Albert
Einstein quotes,.The
World As I See It, 1974, Bonanza Books, New York, page 40.
Albert Einstein believed
there was no inseparable contradictions between the Great Infinite Intelligence,
that we commonly refer to as God and science; as reported in an
essay
he wrote Religion and Science: Irreconcilable?.Christian
Unitarian Register.127,
June 1948 pages 19,20.
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Even
atheists
including Carl Sagan, Fred
Hoyle and Jacques Monod have commented on the mathematical improbability
of life
forming from non life or of the evolutionary development of higher
life forms, including humanity.
Carl
Sagan has indicated that the presence of information
in the multiverse would show us SETI.(Search
for Extraterrestrial {outside this Earth} Intelligence).was
worth it. Dr. Greer
has found them.
The presence of information
on this Earth and in us, in DNA,
in cell division, etc., shows
us similarly
that intelligence was behind it. Rather than spending billions looking
for intelligence out there, it would be better to spend it developing more
of it right here. Instead it's being spent to dumb
people down.
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.
H. Lipson, FRS, Professor
of Physics, University of Manchester, UK, 'Origins of Species', in Letters,
New
Scientist Magazine.(newscientist.com),
May 14, 1981, page 452.."Darwin's
book Origin of Species, I find quite unsatisfactory. It says nothing
about the origin or species. It is written very tentatively,
with a special chapter on 'Difficulties On Theory' and it includes a great
deal of discussion on why evidence for natural
selection does not exist in the fossil record... As a scientist, I
am not happy with these ideas. But I find it distasteful for scientists
to reject a theory because it does not fit in with their preconceived ideas."
H. Lipson, article, 'A Physicist
Looks At Evolution',.Physics
Bulletin, vol. 31, 1980, page 138.."If
living matter is not then caused by the interplay of atoms,
natural forces and radiation, how has it come into being? There is another
theory, now quite out of favor, which is based upon the ideas
of Lamarck: that if an organism needs an improvement it will develop
it and transmit it to its progeny.(children;
offspring). I think, however, that
we must go further than this and admit that the only acceptable explanation
is creation. I know that this is anathema
to physicists, as indeed it is to me, but we must not reject a theory.(creation).that
we do not like if the experimental evidence supports it."
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Michael Denton,.Evolution:
A Theory In Crisis, 1997."The
very complexity of the tiny atom renders the theory of evolution virtually
impossible.".And
on page 358 Denton says."Darwinian
theory is neither fully
plausible,
nor comprehensive and is deeply troubling. One might have expected that
a theory of such cardinal importance, a theory that literally changed the
world.(could
we say bamboozled
the world?), would have been something
more than metaphysics.(above,
beyond physical), something
more than a myth.".But
then look what marketing can do. Remember there was once VHS and Beta video
players and tapes. You know which was better and yet which predominated
back then? Look at Windows and Macintosh over the years. It's taen Windows
till now to catch up and now they have a decent system. Do most people
eat organic foods
or the canned, frozen, processed and preserved concoctions that can be
made taste appealing and ready for consumption quickly in the 'nuker'.
Taste is number one. Nutrition? What priority is that? "Give me regular
commonplace food", most say by their actions. Check out the crap they got
in their grocery carts which is for consumption, but unfit for optimum
human nutrition. Such crap doesn't even fit the dictionary
definition of food.
The fact something is commonplace
can be reason for suspicion: 2Corinthians
4:4 "In whom the God of this
world has blinded the minds of them which believe not.....".(and
why
believing first is the key to overstanding);.Revelation
12:9 "And the great dragon was cast
out, that old serpent, called the Devil and Satan,
which deceives the whole world. He was cast out into the Earth and
his angels were cast out with him".
Most are so misdirected and
a
little crazy, they would rather pay for a new BMW and then excuse themselves
by complaining over the higher price of the better quality organic foods.
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Malcolm Muggeridge, world
famous journalist and philosopher, Pascal Lectures, University of Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada."I
myself am convinced that the theory of evolution, especially the extent
to which it's been applied, will be one of the great jokes in the history
books of the future. Posterity
will marvel that so very flimsy
and dubious
an hypothesis
could be accepted with the incredible credulity
that it has."
