Mister Dark wrote:2 is also impossible. If the Universe were always here, then Time must logically go back eternally into the past. If this is the case, however, then, as each moment must logically have a preceding moment, we could never reach the present- that is, NOW.
This argument doesn't make sense, because time didn't even exist before the big bang.
Mister Dark wrote:If the First Cause is something of Infinite power, then the First Cause can override the laws of time and dimension as we understand them.
The problem is, who can pretend to be able to define “the laws of time and dimension”, as you call them?
Mister Dark wrote:My reasoning for this is simplistic: if one looks at the human body, with all the cells and organisms supporting each other for the benefit of the body as a whole, including vital organs, as well as emotion and the very nature of being alive- this is far too complex an organism to have simply "evolved" from a single celluar organism over millions of years.
I guess you meant “simple”, but you're right, your reasoning is actually simplistic. Because you don't understand evolution doesn't mean it can't be true. It's mathematically possible, and natural selection is the only answer to the so-called perfection of the human body.
