How and why does the universe obey mathematical laws and where did numbers come from the govern the mathematical laws that govern the universe since numbers are only abstract thoughts that quantify calculations and are not physical but had to be in place before humans to be able to govern the universe at the beginning of time when the universe began and numbers had to be before people and since they are not physical but abstract thoughts and concepts then where did they come from when there were no humans? They are thought so must come from a MIND? Explain how they arose without the MIND OF GOD ? If anyone can explain logically by atheistic view points ? Why do we see fractual in mathematical equations and in nature and how did this arise in both concept and nature ?
There has never been an observed example where something was created from nothing. No person would attempt to build something without materials, and there is no theory outside Big Bang cosmology that reaches this conclusion without ridicule from the scientific community.
2. Getting Life from Non-Life
Even if naturalistic causes could have created the universe, it would still be necessary for non-living material to become living. This is also an unproven (and impossible) feat that must be accepted when denying the existence of God.
3. Getting Order from Chaos
Personal observation tells us that all things tend towards disorder, not order. Left to themselves buildings crumble, gardens are taken over by weeds, and living material decays. If unguided natural causes produced the universe (from nothing) and produced life (from non-life) these processes would necessarily go against observed scientific principles in order to produce the complexity, beauty, and order that we observe in the world around us.
4. Getting the Immaterial from Physical Matter
If ‘nothing’ was before everything, then how was everything able to begin to exist, non-life was able to produce life, and chaos was able to produce order, but the atheistic worldview would still encounter an insurmountable obstacle. No matter how organized, it is impossible for physical material to produce the immaterial realities of human consciousness. Our morality, beliefs, desires, and preferences all exist outside of mere physical matter.
As time passes from the point of the bang, things are supposed to start out small then get bigger. When the James Webb Telescope looked back in time they found galaxies 100 times bigger than our own when things should be still small aka no big expansion yet. Proving the amount of time required for this to happen, if the Big Bang were true, was not needed.
That God had expanded everything in one day:
“I have made the earth, and created man upon it: I, even my hands, have stretched out the heavens, and all their host have I commanded.” Isaiah 45:12 KJV
“Thus saith God the LORD, he that created the heavens, and stretched them out; he that spread forth the earth, and that which cometh out of it; he that giveth breath unto the people upon it, and spirit to them that walk therein:” Isaiah 42:5 KJV
“He hath made the earth by his power, he hath established the world by his wisdom, and hath stretched out the heavens by his discretion.” Jeremiah 10:12 KJV
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Bees have a dance so when they find food they tell other bees what direction and how far.
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This moth larvae know just how to mimic ant larvae so the ants will take care of it. And it will eat the ant larvae for food until it matures. Not something evolution can explain.
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Fossils from the whole fossil record can be found in the bed.
A short list of fossils found together.
Atheists refuse to talk about this because this bed, with all it’s fossils in one layer, destroys what is claimed about the evolution timeline. If you Google it or search it on YouTube, you will only find that mainly creationists talk about this. Atheists don’t won’t to have to face the reality that their beloved theory has been debunked by this one discovery.
So, all the fossils in the fossil record below can be seen in this one layer = evolution destroyed.
This explains young creation evidence found with supposed older evidence
Human carved Ica Stones matching petrified dinosaur skin.
Human carved Ica Stones matching petrified dinosaur skin closer look.
Human carved Ica Stones matching petrified dinosaur skin closer look.
Ica stones museum
This explains all the young earth evidence that's rejected by evolutionists.
The over 40 times dinosaur blood and soft tissue was found, published and hushed up part 1.
The over 40 times dinosaur blood and soft tissue was found, published and hushed up part 2.
Dinosaur blood cells and veins under a microscope.
And this is why so many scientists now doubt Darwin evolution.
Some are even offering 10 million dollars if certain claims about evolution can be proven. And even though this challenge has been out for a few years, no one has been able to take the prize money.
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The video that explains the challenge
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