Czernobog
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Of course i created a null hypothesis. I have always said that. Now admit that without evidence of being created, you cannot use the universe as "evidence of a creator".Again you are missing the point.Nice spin. I notice you are still not presenting any phenomenon in the universe that has a zero possibility of occurring naturally. Until you do, nothing in the universe is evidence of anything, much less an intelligent creator.Doesn't matter what it proves. In and of itself it proves what objective evidence is.And your lamp has a zero possibility of happening naturally. Now, present anything in the universe that has been determined to have a zero possibility of happening naturally.My lamp on my desk is objective evidence of something. It can be observed and measured.There you go, right there. That is where your claims of "objective evidence" falls apart. You have no way of proving that anything exists outside of time, and space. You can infer that perhaps something exists. And even then you have no way of knowing that it has intelligence. Now, do I assert that nothing exists outside of the universe (time and space) as we know it? No. I assert we. Don't. Know what, if anything, exists outside of the universe as we know it. So, I will wait until our technology, and understanding has advanced to the point that we can explore beyond our universe to see what is out there. Now, you want to believe in your God, that's fine. But quit pretending that you have any evidence to support your belief, and that your belief is anything more than blind faith.
And you aren't looking for it.
You created a null hypothesis because it is impossible for you to inspect God with the tools you are using and use that as proof that God does not exist.
And to make matters worse you reject objective evidence on the grounds you don't know where it came from.
So you are absolutely, 100% taking it on faith that God does not exist. Say it with me you pancake eating motherfucker.
You are trying to change the subject.Great. Show me something that we know is created. Present something in the universe that has a zero possibility of occurring naturally. Until then, you. Have. Nothing.Again, it doesn't matter what it proves by sitting there. It proves what objective evidence is.It is matter that has a non-zero possibility of happening naturally, so it is evidence of nothing in regards to a "creator".Yes, it can. That is the nature of matter. It can be measured and observed. You can put your hands on it. You can use it in a court of law.No, it can't. Because we have yet to find anything in the known universe that has a zero possibility of forming naturally. So, until we discover such a phenomenon, then nothing in the universe dictates a creator.
You want evidence from outside of space and time.
The only objective evidence which exists is creation itself. Everything else is outside of it.
Admit you have created a null hypothesis and then we can talk.
See, when I see a boat on the beach, it is logical to assume that it was built by a boat builder. However, if I come across a rock shaped like a boat, is it equally rational to assume that was built by a boat builder? Or, lacking the tell-tale signs of having been created, is it more rational to assume that erosion, and time caused the rock to be so shaped?