Do you believe in god, if not do you believe in something else?

[The_vagabond7]

Tispower1 said:

puffy said:
There isn't enough evidence for the big bang, same as with the bible and any religion on the planet..

We do have enough evidence for evolution and just having completed my biology and genetics course I can tell you that 'the missing link' makes no sense if you've actually researched or learnt about the hominin fossils that have been found..

The problem is that scientists can't agree on the order due to more than one homo species existing at the same time in some cases..

With that aside I'd like you to answer me this..

The Homo genus evolved through speciation to have bigger brains, Homo sapiens have the largest frontal lobes which allows us to think logically, again medically proven, and only homo sapiens and homo neandathalians (spelling?) were actually the ones to bury their dead and cave paint and actually seek bonds with others of the opposite sex

What does a 'soul' have to do with your frontal lobes? Perhaps a soul is there and it gives us something but you can't say it gives us the will to marry etc

 

Evolution does not explain how life started. If anything origin of life science has become worse as it were over time, as stuff like the famous Miller experiment, scientists now agree is not accurate at all. Atheists have no idea how life started. An analogy I like is starting life is like putting protien in a test tube and shaking it to form a cell, it doesn't happen! If life is so easy to create, why haven't scientist been able to replicate the first replicating protiens?

As for this, ignorance doesn't equate wrong. Taking that approach turns god into what is called "God of the gaps". Any place science hasn't completely figured it out, that's where god acted. And then when science does figure it out, then god retreats to some other mystery and resides there as it's perpetrator. Abiogenesis is a young and fledgeling science that gets very little funding or attention. Give it time and god will retreat to some other unknown.