- From astronomy we have Galactic Red shifts and “Hubble’s Law,” the phenomenon whereby galaxies appear to be moving away from the Earth at speeds roughly proportional to their distance. This observation suggests that our universe is expanding outward. Scientists have extrapolated this expansion backwards through time and found that our universe appears to have popped into existence suddenly, from nowhere and for reasons unknown. It appears that our universe had a definite beginning. What was there before this event? You cannot make something out of nothing! Try for your whole lifetime to make anything out of nothing!
- From physics we have the Second Law of Thermodynamics. The Second Law says that our universe is constantly and irreversibly going from a state of order to disorder. It is as if someone wound up a clock that is now slowly unwinding. Not only did the universe begin suddenly, it has been “winding down” ever since. The fact that it was wound up in the first place contrary to the Laws of Thermodynamics, and why is there still so much order in the universe which we can observe in the first place.
- If you threw a million hand grenades, into a million printing shops would you ever expect order to come of it? I.e.: would you ever expect a word to appear on a page, or even a sentence? From every observation of any explosion we have only ever witnessed the obvious, disorder and destruction is all that occurs every time.
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