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To: Katelew who wrote (252886)	6/16/2014 12:04:57 AM
From: freelyhovering	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 540836

This movie will allow you to believe in God's creation or not. You get to take your choice, if the Atomic Weight stays below 143. Above, it is all chaos and I don't think people believe that God would allow chaos. rottentomatoes.com

To: Katelew who wrote (252886)	6/16/2014 12:33:28 AM
From: LLCF	Respond to of 540836

Interestingly there is very little observable that is "random"... often what appears random, turns out to have a pattern after all. Random or randomness, is the property of lacking any sort of order. Information: "Information: what is conveyed or represented by a particular arrangement or sequence of things." DAK

To: Katelew who wrote (252886)	6/16/2014 12:39:54 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 540836

I am really curious. If you think it took a god to create and ordered universe, who created an ordered god? That one always blows my mind. Does that thought ever occur to you? <<As for the formation of the universe, whether or not it was random, is the question, if that's what you're referring to? Among scientists,I think the split is about 20% who don't think it's random and 80% who do. For myself, I don't think it was completely random but with occurences of randomness happening and God intervening. My worldview is complex and evolving all the time. At the same time, my aging brain is finding it harder to deal with cosmological abstractions. As for daily life, I think things happen with great randomness. I don't think God makes things happen, good or bad, or orchestrates our paths in life. And I don't necessarily look for reasons why things happen, existentially speaking. I mean if a recipe I'm using comes out wrong, I'll try to figure out why, but not life dumps on me in a big way. If things happen, they happen. I'll turn to God simply to ask for courage, strength, insight, or whatever I need emotionally to try to make things better. Hope this answers you.