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since the universe's order and complexity shows signs of purpose (telos [en.wikipedia.org] ), it must have been designed by an intelligent designer [en.wikipedia.org].
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oppose 100% · Re: purposemoderated to 100%; argued down by 0%
by seraphblade on 2005-09-29 18:15:17Order is not the same thing as purpose. The universe is to some degree ordered, it is true. However, the Second law of thermodynamics shows that in fact the universe becomes steadily and irreversibly more chaotic and disordered all the time.
This is commensurate with a universe which is a random anomaly, a seemingly-ordered pattern sprung from chaos, and is then fading back into the chaos from which it sprung. No "intelligent design", let alone the existence of an "intelligent designer", is either evidenced or required by these things. -
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by mshahrukhrao on 2005-11-12 20:47:34Are You Intelligent?Who give You Intelligence? Entropy simply points to the Day of Judgement! Universe's End(Heat Death/Max.Entropy).Not so?It's a law of Nature(By Whom?)that all natural processes always take place in such a direction so as to cause an increse in the entropy of a system & its surroundings.Entropy is time arrow shows events occur in the direction of increasing disorder with time.(One-sidedness of Nature!)
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title: 'Re: purpose'
text: 'Are You Intelligent?Who give You Intelligence? Entropy simply points to the Day of Judgement! Universe's End(Heat Death/Max.Entropy).Not so?It's a law of Nature(By Whom?)that all natural processes always take place in such a direction so as to cause an increse in the entropy of a system & its surroundings.Entropy is time arrow shows events occur in the direction of increasing disorder with time.(One-sidedness of Nature!)'
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