Okay. I'll explain why there is a God as simply as I can. This post is not trolling at all, for the record.
Introduction: We all hold science in good faith. Science strives to figure out what usually happens in certain situations, what the result or reaction will be, how to use it practically, and a billion other things. There are a lot of scientific facts out there which we live our everyday lives taking for granted.
Example 1: When we hold an object above a surface and drop the object, it will usually fall downwards to the surface. This is known as gravity. Science goes to explain that all objects have gravity; the larger the object, the larger the gravity. Objects can be trapped in a larger object's gravity (like you and I on Earth,) they can be in orbit around another object (like the moon around the Earth) or they can slowly be pulling faraway objects together (like the Andromeda Galaxy pulling in the Milky Way.)
But why?
See, a lot of people in the world are level 1 thinkers. They go "God exits bcuz the b1bal tellz us." Most people on kart are level 2 or 3 thinkers and deny the existence of God based on the fact that they have free will, inconsistencies in the Bible and other mundane things.
Now let me repeat.
Why?
Why does gravity exist? Can science explain that?
Example 2: Water exists in our universe. It's comprised of 2 hydrogen molecules and 1 oxygen molecule. It's fluid, and most life we know of is based on water. This is why we require it to live and why it feels neutral to us. [side note: a form of life based on another element, say arsenic, would not have water feel neutral to it. It would be extremely basic {the opposite of acidic} for this life form.] Water freezes (becomes solid) at 0° C, 32° F; and boils (becomes a gas) at 100° C, 212° F.
But why?
Science doesn't explain why all these facts are true of water.
Conclusion:
Science explains the way God created and controls the universe. God created things for a reason we will probably never know.
Gravity doesn't make sense from a completely unbiased point of view. (It doesn't not make sense either, if you still follow
) It just IS. There just IS gravity in this universe. We know this because of science. But why IS there gravity? It's probably because God decided it would be an orderly way to keep things in our universe. It would create order and prevent things from flying apart, being separated, essentially powerless to be self-mobile and countless other things.
Why does water exist? Why does it freeze and boil? What is temperature? None of these things again, without external factors, have an explanation. Sure, science can tell you that the particles of water get excited when heated up and eventually separate into steam, but WHY does it do that? God probably created it that way for a reason, which we may or may never know.
The Big Bang theory suggests that "nothing exploded and created everything." I'm not going to hate on that theory right now, but even if it is true, there is still no explanation for anything. There's no explanation as to why the elements in our universe are there, in place of other elements. There's no explanation as to why we live in 3 dimensional space. There's no explanation of why time passes. Science will go on and try to explain why these things are so,
but it will never find a purpose for them or tell us why it is this way instead of another way.So to reiterate;
Science is simply a human's way of interpreting the universe given to us by God.I really can't just bring myself to believe that "everything is the way it is, because."
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