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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because: The Heavens proclaim the Glory of God; And the Earth proclaims his handiwork. Day unto day sings out his presence; And night unto night his praise.[/quote] Says who![/quote] In this case, of course, King David, in Psalm 19. But as prior posters have observed, the existence of a well-ordered universe points toward a creator. Religion is a natural virtue. People are drawn to what is greater than themselves. “God” is a name given to an essentially unknowable being marked by the ultimate degree of every virtue, power and perfection. My own admittedly limited experience suggests that a significant percentage of people who reject the existence of a higher power do so because they’re attached to one or another behavior that they know is bad for them and/or others but don’t want to give up. That or they’re fighting with some conception of a deity that they blame for the perceived misconduct of that deity’s all-too-non-divine followers. [/quote] Why does a universe point to a creator? And this universe is clearly not well ordered, unless you are a black hole, as stephen hawking said. [/quote]
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