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ProdigyBam said:

ninty_shareholder64 said:

So you argue that believing in the theory of evolution is more naiv than believing in god?

no, didnt say that, its just that to ME its more likely that there is a god who arranged the evolution rather than nothing just exploded for no reason (big bang) and life was created out of water for no reason, without something intelligent who created all that, thats it.

Not to cast judgment on your belief, but you've got this part wrong.

Life didn't spurt out of water for no reason. In fact, life itself, in it's basic definition, it's just an amalgam of chemical reactions that try to keep a system's (body, cell, tissue, whatever) entropy from balancing out with the environment.

As long as that entropy is above's the environment's entropy, the system works, and there's "life". I think you're confusing both the concepts of conscious life with the process of biological life. 

Biological life began when simply carbohydrated molecules, amino-acids and other molecules combined themselves in order to keep their reactions stable. Those conditions are easy to replicate in a laboratory experience. 

From there to the formation of DNA, RNA and the synthesis of complex proteins it was just a series of recombinations and adaptations. That's nothing out of the ordinary, your own body cells do that by the thousands every day, but 99,99% of them aren't viable, so your body takes care of them via both DNA mediated decay and apoptosis. 

What's truly hard for science to explain is how sequential organization of more and more complex proteins leading to the formation of major organelles and sub-sequential formation of cell structures also lead to the evolution of "conscious" life, or life mediated for a purpose of self-preservation and individual awareness.

That's still one of the biggest mysteries of them all, which is the basis of foundation for religious beliefs worldwide, none of them more right or more wrong than others. It's just different points of view for fundamentally the same question.