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Originally Posted by Kipper is King
I look at the complexity of the Earth, and I think this can`t be random. Someone had to think this up.
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Just because you think it can't be random doesn't mean that it can't be. That's an argument from personal incredulity, which is a logical fallacy.
Plus it isn't random as troutman points out; that so many people find evolution implausible based on randomness is an indication of the failure of the education system to properly educate about evolution.
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Ultimatly, I believe in God, and evolution together. Science makes sense. To me, so does God.
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To me that's fine, if someone wants to believe on faith that God originated things on faith, I have no problem with that. With the caveat that things were done in such a way to appear completely natural since there's no evidence of design or an external agent.
Of course I can use the same reasoning to propose that the universe was created six minutes ago in such a way that it appears old and we all have our memories, and from a scientific point of view that holds the same merit.