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Ahsan
The focus of my message was not
to get into too many details. It is
true I could have shortened my post by using countless rather than
trillions and quadzillions, but I just thought
that quadzillion would be more recognizable and
drive the point home better. When I meant fixed orbit I meant that the
speed of rotation, and the distance from the central body does not change -
I realize that the revolving systems are themselves going around something
bigger and therefore moving and not fixed.
The essence of my message was
that if there is not only a design (for there to be a designer unless it
can be proved random), but that when such a design is superhuman, there
exists strong indications of a superhuman, divine being that designed it.
While Einstein did not believe in "God" (perhaps because of the
connotation of a fatherly figure that has been misused by religionists),
but he did say that there was a designer. Call it whatever name you want.
Since Einstein said that he
believed in a "God who reveals Himself in the harmony of all that
exists.", this does not imply that God does
not exist. If anything, it implies that God does exist - otherwise what did
Einstein believe in, and why did he say "God who reveals Himself in
the harmony of all that exists." Surely Einstein did not mean that
every part of the universe, everything that exists, every atom itself is
the designer, and that are a multitude of tiny little gods, or one big god
that divided into a countless number of pieces (I am learning, I did not use
Quadzillion, but countless)..
Feroz
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