Many people assume that belief in a Creator is the same as believing in magic......that is not true. What science studies is way more than magic.....the ultimate scientist is the Creator. How can anyone look at creation and not see intelligent planning? How can blind chance explain what science knows? How can laws exist that have no intelligent source?
Magic?
Magic is action without mechanism. If there's a natural mechanism to account for it, an intentional creator is unnecessary. If an intentional creator is needed, what mechanism have you discovered by which he created it all?
If none, then,
magic. If mechanism, no need for magic.
You're arguing from personal incredulity. You see intelligent planning because you apparently never learned the natural, unplanned, unguided mechanisms by which these wonders came to be.
Ultimate scientist? Why would an omniscient creator be a researcher?
Blind chance? Please learn some physics, chemistry, geology, biology, &c. before you decide only a magical, intentional creator could account for it.
If an all powerful Creator exists, then he did not create all that we see in his vast universe for no reason. There has to be a purpose for its existence.....and ours.
1. "If."
2. Why? Why must there be purpose?
I think you may be extending your human experience as a planner, tool-maker, farmer, builder, &c. to unconscious physics and chemistry. Everything you're familiar with was planned and made to purpose. You're extending this idea to nature unnecessarily, because you don't understand the natural mechanisms involved.
Too many things exhibit thoughtful and clever planning, something unique to God and man, (made in his image). Like the Creator, we too can plan the future and by our own endeavours make those plans come to fruition.
They
appear planned, because they're orderly and functional, and in your human experience order and function come from intentional planning and engineering.
This is not necessarily true of nature. If you understood the mechanisms involved you'd see a third possibility. Scientists understand these complex mechanisms. That's why they don't believe in magic.
So if we can find out why we are here, and how we fit into the big scheme of things, we will no doubt see why everything is the way it is.
You keep imputing schemes and purpose. Why? What evidence is there for any of this, when they've been shown to be unnecessary? Order happens without intention or purpose.
