The debate over creation is one that has been around since the beginning of time. Some say God, some say science. But what about other intelligent life? Is it possible that they created our universe? While this notion may sound outlandish and completely irrational, there is actually quite a bit of logical evidence to back it up. All it would take to create a universe is a particle accelerator only slightly more powerful than the Large Hadron Collider. When the LHC was fired up in 2008, there was controversy over whether or not it would create a black hole that would swallow the earth; which is not likely to happen. Although the LHC can, and does, create black holes, they are tiny and only exist for a fraction of a second. However, it is widely
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All that they would have to do is create the universe, let mother nature run her course, and before you know it, another intelligent race is working towards the same type of technology that created them. Sounds like a nice, full circle story, doesn't it? Source: For more information on this subject, check out Are We Living In A Designer Universe?by John Gibbon.
A few million years ago, some amino acids were swirling around in the primordial oceans. Through (depending on your particular belief system) evolution or God's Helping Hand, they slowly became more complex, developed limbs and organs, learned how to breathe air and walk on dry land, and eventually developed into the self-aware blobs of protoplasm that we refer to as ourselves. This is a delightful turn of affairs for insurance salesmen, toothpaste manufacturers, and Bill Gates, because amino acids don't buy many of their products. However, it doesn't take much imagination to see that neither God nor Charles Darwin had much of a background in product development. Frankly, if human beings had been designed and built by General Motors, they would have been recalled long ago. Let's look at a few examples. For one thing, we have two kidneys, but one will
All that they would have to do is create the universe, let mother nature run her course, and before you know it, another intelligent race is working towards the same type of technology that created them. Sounds like a nice, full circle story, doesn't it? Source: For more information on this subject, check out Are We Living In A Designer Universe?by John Gibbon.
A few million years ago, some amino acids were swirling around in the primordial oceans. Through (depending on your particular belief system) evolution or God's Helping Hand, they slowly became more complex, developed limbs and organs, learned how to breathe air and walk on dry land, and eventually developed into the self-aware blobs of protoplasm that we refer to as ourselves. This is a delightful turn of affairs for insurance salesmen, toothpaste manufacturers, and Bill Gates, because amino acids don't buy many of their products. However, it doesn't take much imagination to see that neither God nor Charles Darwin had much of a background in product development. Frankly, if human beings had been designed and built by General Motors, they would have been recalled long ago. Let's look at a few examples. For one thing, we have two kidneys, but one will