>John,
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>>I'm saying if you see a car, you automatically assume it must have been created by someone or a group of someones. The cosmos is much more complex than any car ever built, yet people want to say it just happened. That is not practical, or as Spock would have said, "that is illogical!"
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>The universe actually seems to be pretty simple on the global scale. According to quantum mechanics there are about 20 or parameters that define the universe and still an unknown number of dimensions (at least 4). The consecuence from the big bang however created huge diversity of materials and the 20 or different parameters created a very interesting universe where a lot of things happen.
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>In a simple sense it can be regarded as a little, simple computer program creates very abstract and wonderfull fractals. How it was created is still a mistery, but the scientist do believe in the big-bang.
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>Whether it was intelligently designed, I can't say. But if it was, I don't think its creator would care a bit for the tiny little spot in the universe called earth. It probably could not even see it.
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The problem with your assertion is you are limiting God to man's capabilities. Any God who could create all this, could certainly administer it. Try to think of something unthinkable, that you cannot understand and that is unimagineable. Once you achieve that, you will understand the nature of God. Please share your findings with the rest of us. <g>