why evolution is wrong

Where did the first molecule come from that the universe was created from?

Where did the first molecule come from that the universe was created from?

In a thread about evolution, that's not really relevant.

And if that's supposed to be an argument for God, it's pathetic. It says nothing about any evidence indicating a God, it merely states that we have a question left to answer. It's an argument from ignorance.

No-one will know if there is truly a God until they die.

No-one will know if there is truly a God until they die.

Just curious. What makes you think, even if there is a God, that you will find out when you die? There very well could be a God but we still just die and nothing happens after that.

But if that is a case, I thought it was destined that, if you believe in god and followed the right path, You would go to heaven. And if believed in god, and lived a life of sin, or didn't believe in god, you were going to hell. So if there is a god then you would wind up in Heaven or Hell. But if there isn't then you rot in the ground..IMO.

According to Christian beliefs, yes. However, I'm talking about God in general, not necessarily the "Christian" God. The existance of a God and the existance of an afterlife are not necessarily related. There could be a God but no afterlife.

Hmm, That is true, But that wouldn't quiet seem right. Unless the god abandoned us. Well K_A, you have me stumped. Although, It doesn't quiet seem right,That a God would abandon his people. In Buddhism, when you die, you get re-born until you reach Enlightenment, and once you reach Enlightment, you stop being Re-born. Which ultimately means you die.

Actually, once you reach Enlightenment, you basically are in a higher plane of existance, if I remember right.

Anyway, you're thinking of "God" as a human-like being that has emotions and such. What if "God" is just a being that works with no intentions for anything or any sort of care about anything. Basically, God does what he wants on a whim. Or maybe he works like a machine, where he simply just does something.

You're defining a "God" as basically an overseer or something. Why couldn't a "God" just be an entity?

Hmm, That is true, But that wouldn't quiet seem right. Unless the god abandoned us. Well K_A, you have me stumped. Although, It doesn't quiet seem right,That a God would abandon his people. In Buddhism, when you die, you get re-born until you reach Enlightenment, and once you reach Enlightment, you stop being Re-born. Which ultimately means you die.

Coriander, what makes you think we're "his people." I mean, we occupy a tiny fraction on a pale blue dot which goes around a normal sized star which is not even seen as a spec of light from a distance. Maybe life was just an afterthought to him/her/it. A nice piece of decoration...