God Could Not Get It Right

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It is astonishing to see how educated people (IBM's chief strategist) getting lost in all kind of bizarre ideas. Here someone concludes intelligent design assumes that God needs to intervene in creation?

 

Intelligent design: Devilish or Divine?

 

By Tom Foremski, Silicon Valley Watcher

The religous discussions around intelligent design cropped up during my recent dinner with Irving Wladawsky-Berger, IBM's chief strategist on Linux and all things open-source/industry standard.

I mentioned I had seen that day, a headline that said the Vatican had spoken up against intelligent design, but I did not know on what basis, I hadn't read the article.

We chatted about intelligent design, and the premise that an entity called God, would interfere in the universe in order to create the earth, and mankind. I commented how absurd this is, whether you are religious, believe in God, or not.

In fact, the premise is nothing less than blasphemous. It assumes that God needs to intervene in creation, at various points, to create humanity and the planet's abundance of life.

Intelligent design assumes that God could not get it right the first time: the creation of a universe in which the natural qualities of matter, energy and time result in the emergence of life and ourselves--a perfect manifestation of the original design.

Intervention in the original design could be viewed as devilish rather than divine.

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Intelligent design assumes that God could not get it right the first time: the creation of a universe in which the natural qualities of matter, energy and time result in the emergence of life and ourselves--a perfect manifestation of the original design.

Intervention in the original design could be viewed as devilish rather than divine.

 

when they finally ID the right interpretations, then maybe progress can begin....

 

pretty universal all over the globe not being able to see what is right in front of them

 

even the spiritually versed, dance all over the truth; for some reason the blinders are still up

 

isn't life a blast?