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Another law of physics that we should look into is the law of cause and effect. This law states that every event is the result of a cause. No effect is ever greater than its cause, but it may be lesser. Here I would like to quote from Dr. Henry Morris (Scientific Creationism, 20):
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“Using causal reasoning, the theistic creationist notes that:
The First Cause of limitless Space must be infinite
The First Cause of endless Time must be eternal
The First Cause of boundless Energy must be omnipotent
. . . The First Cause of infinite Complexity must be omniscient
The First Cause of Moral Values must be moral
The First Cause of Spiritual Values must be spiritual
The First Cause of Human Responsibility must be volitional
The First Cause of Human Integrity must be truthful
The First Cause of Human Love must be loving
The First Cause of Life must be living
“We conclude from the law of cause-and effect that the First Cause of all things must be an infinite, eternal, omnipotent, . . . omniscient, moral, spiritual, volitional, truthful, loving, living Being! Do such adjectives describe Matter? Can random motion of primeval particles produce intelligent thought or inert molecules generate spiritual worship? To say that Matter and its innate properties constitute the ultimate explanation for the universe and its inhabitants is equivalent to saying that the Law of Cause-and-Effect is valid only under present circumstances, not in the past.”
This is just a bunch of ####.
Choose to disprove evolution through science or through poetry and philosophy, I would choose for the fist one. But still:
"I think so I am."