The supposition that monkeys typing away at keyboards would inevitably result in coherent speech is patently false. Given even an eternity of years, those monkeys would not be able to muster even the most rudimentary level of human speech.
The supposition that monkeys typing away at keyboards would inevitably result in coherent speech is patently false. Given even an eternity of years, those monkeys would not be able to muster even the most rudimentary level of human speech.
“In essence it is the observation that the universe appears to be fine tuned for human life, and relatively small changes in physical constants would make life impossible.”
This is a logical fallacy from a self centered viewpoint. It looks at everything around and decides it was all finely tuned to support the exact needs our physiology has.
The opposite is just as logical. A creature of our physiology could not possibly evolve in ANY other environment but this one, so this is the only place where you ever COULD find us.
The problem in the whole article is where is says you no longer “need faith to see a creator”. That is exactly and precisely what is needed. Efforts to prove god with science are a fools errand. You might as well try to search for heaven with the Hubble Telescope.
Just follow faith, live faith, and spread your faith to unbelievers. But using science to bring people to God is an error, because it everything in science is well explainable without God. Our argument is simple enough already, that our faith tells us god made such amazing and complex things.
It has been said that Shakespeare didn’t write those plays, so how do we know that the monkeys didn’t write them in the first place?
“Being outside all perception, there is no chance of proving or directly disproving the possibility of the multiverse.”
That’s really the only argument you need. It is a hypothesis that science can never test, therefore it is outside the bounds of naturalistic science. It may be theology, or philosophy, but “multiverse theory” is definitely not science.