'So, is that a sign of Divine creation? Some see it that way, but like so much else in our Universe on close examination it fails to support the hypothesis of intelligent design. If we are the aim, it makes no sense to inflate a Universe to at least 46 billion light years in size, stud it with hundreds of billions of galaxies containing hundreds of billions of stars apiece, and then pump it full of energy that will eventually tear the whole thing apart. And yet that is what seems to be happening before our eyes.
Indeed, the Universe, as science has revealed it, bears little resemblance to the description of Divine creation in various Scriptures. Only the most fanciful interpretations and strenuous apologetics can align Scriptures with science, and even then they fail to explain everything from dark energy to wave-particle duality to the periodic bombardment of the Earth by huge bits of rubble left over from the formation of the solar system.'
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