Intelligent Design
Look at the world. Its a complex biosphere with many creatures and organisms which we haven't even discovered yet. This world and its life forms are so complex we haven't even come close to solving all its mysteries. All that we humans can do is offer suggestions and theories, but nothing concrete. In this equation we can't even answer the most important question. How was the Earth formed? We offer theories but in the end they are nothing more than theories. Suggestion to a reason which we can't understand.
Why are we here? What is our purpose? If man is looking for a purpose, then is he saying that there is a reason he is here? What good would a purpose be if you have no reason for having it? What is
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So by removing the air we have in a sense taken away part of the Earth, right. By taking away that part of the Earth, the "machine" is broken. If you look at the Earth in this sense, it is a machine by definition.
Premise number two says, "Machines do not appear by chance, but are intelligently designed." With this in mind remember we said the Earth is like a machine, so if machine don't appear by chance someone must have created the Earth. Who could have done this?
If we stop and think about what we have learned as kids, that the Earth was created by
God. Is that really so hard to believe? Is it easier to believe in chance? Look how well the environment works together. Everything depended on eachother, just like parts in a machine. Everything fits together. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the World is perfect, not even machines are perfect. They all have glitches. All I'm saying is that things work too well to be just by chance. Does a 747 get assembled by all the materials just being there? It requires designers and builder. Without these designers and builder you could leave those materials there for billions of years and you still wouldn't have a 747 built. So if the Earth is more complex, than a 747, then how can we say it just made itself?
I consider myself to be a pretty open minded person, so I can see where people who say that the world is not a machine, are coming from. You say the world isn't like a
"Everything must have a purpose?" asked God. "Certainly," said man. "Then I leave you to think of one for all this," said God, and he went away" (265).
He then proceeds to state “From the moment that human beings first stared into the sky, contemplated their place in the universe, and tried to create something that bettered the world and outlasted their lives, we have been purpose seekers.” This leads to the conclusion that purpose is believed to motivate people to do something that is beyond themselves as a person. Purpose; the reason for which something is done or created. No one can have a fulfilling life without feeling like they’ve lived because they followed something bigger than themselves. There are two types of purposes in life, (Which I’ll get into later.)
mind to give explanations to the unexplainable? If this is true then humans created god.
Every culture, religion, and beliefs have their own ideology on how the earth was created and the story of how the first person was formed. Many beliefs come from science and religion however there is also myths that have been passed down from generation to generation. So, who is right? How did the earth form? I believe that there is no right answer and that every myth gives a person something to believe in. If you take an in depth look at these myths, you will become mesmerized at some of the stories. Today we are going to dive into two myths from two different cultures.
In “The World on the Turtles Back” the creator of earth is the woman. When she falls from the “Sky World” she uses soil to form earth. “The woman took the tiny clod of dirt and placed it on the middle of the great sea turtles back. Then the woman began to walk in a circle around it, moving in the direction the sun goes. The earth began to grow.” (“The World on the Turtles Back” lines 63-65.)
made by the pro camp is that man is a ‘biological machine’ and is conscious, ergo, a machine is
it. We have a purpose for our lives. By God creating man and woman in the Garden of Eden
People have contemplated many different theories about the creation of the world. There are two versions that rival each other and those are the religious and the scientific version.
Everything was created by God, in the beginning God created the heavens and earth. (Genesis 1:1) For me
There are two basic theories in this debate. The first is the historical default, the creation model of origins. This theory maintains that the intricate design infiltrates all things, which implies a designer. The second theory is the more recent, atheistic explanation, the evolution model of origins. This theory suggests that the intricate design infiltrates all things and is a product of random chance and excessive time.
Contrary to popular belief and everything anyone thought they knew about our planet, no one really knows how the giant mass of rock beneath our feet came to be. There have been multiple “Gods” thought to have built the earth with their bare hands alone, which is correct to a degree,
Furthermore, science cannot prove the concept of Intelligent Design (God is not limited to human science), science provides data from simple observation, and Intelligent Design is a conclusion, theory, which derived from the observation.
Firstly, we shall focus on the Design (or to use its philosophically technical term, the teleological argument). There are numerous variants of the Design argument, however we shall be focusing on Paley’s version (reference 1) of this theory. Paley’s version of the Design argument is based upon the idea that by looking around at certain features of the world (for example an inanimate object like a rock or say a living creature like dolphin or a person like myself) and theorising that they are too complex and intricate to randomly just manifest. They must have been created by a higher, more intelligent power and thus, if this is accepted as being so, then this proves beyond doubt that God exists.
I believe we exist for one purpose. That purpose is to worship and reflect our Heavenly Father. He has given His instructions to us in the Bible. The Bible tells of how we are to administer the church, how we are to worship in the church and who is to have roles in the church.
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