A Brain to See God's Handiwork

Alternatively once we understand the brain we become god/gods?

DaNorthernLight
Sorry to butt in here pal but did you DELIBERATELY misquote Romans 8:22?

Romans 8:22
"for we know that the whole creation groans and suffers THE PAINS OF CHILDBIRTH together until now.

Funny how you left those words out.

That is it?? Sooo your argument is that you cannot conceive that the growth and complexity of the human brain came about through evolution....therefore it had to be created?
Isn't this called an argument from incredulity? Isn't this a classical logical fallacy?

As for faith being a virus, I suggest you look at history with a different lenses. This is also a touchy subject you are beginning to tread upon in general in a realm where absolutes are 'out-of-style'. Nevertheless, you'll find that the shoulders of science that we stand upon, and many scientific workers today are men and women of faith. Personally, I'm passionately dogmatic about my faith, but not intolerant, hence a 'semi-gentlemanly' discourse for personal edification.

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If God experienced time as we do, then your argument is valid. However, an omniscient being cannot experience a ticking clock as we do, otherwise he would no longer be omniscient. It is also in his power to create beings with free will in spite of his omniscience, otherwise one would detract from his omnipotence. He has the power to allow something to take its course without acting upon it. We see this in ourselves when we desire to create autonomous function (via God's image in us).

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As for "unchanging" mover, you are also making numerous assumptions about both the character of God and what his view of time is. Ironically, if you picture him as a man, watching a clock ticking and being completely satisfied in himself, it seems ludicrous to imagine eternity passing before creation begins. This is a false view of God, and how he views time. God=timeLESS... there is nothing linear or incremental about Him. Time has no meaning.

As for disproving God, you seem caught up in many separate points of discussion that I have a difficult time knowing which one I am responding. You claim that God can't exist because because an "unchanging" mover's eternity can't exist prior to time's beginning. I respectfully disagree. The same argument for first cause also applies to time as well in that there would have to be an eternal existence prior to a temporal existence -- namely our universe's beginning.