@xris,
Lightning strikes a tree which starts to burn.
Everybody asks "How did it happen ?"
Smart people: "We don't know"
Stupid people: "Goddidit! Because He's angry!"
Then electricity and meteorology explain it. The "Goddidit" people change their minds.
People get sick.
Everybody asks "How did it happen ?"
Smart people: "We don't know"
Stupid people: "Goddidit! To punish sinners!"
Then medicine and microbiology explain it. God's role is shrunk once again.
Multiple species of organisms are observed.
Everybody asks "How did it happen ?"
Smart people: "We don't know"
Stupid people: "Goddidit! Because... He wanted to!"
Then evolutionary biology, paleontology, geology, genetics, zoology, microbiology, etc thoroughly explain the phenomenon and provide massive corroborative evidence to support this explanation.
The "Goddidit" people, like a cornered animal, start feeling threatened and begin to fight back with the so called "intelligent design theory" without realizing they thus deny the validity of almost all branches of science. "No apparent, perceived, or claimed interpretation of evidence in any field, including history and chronology, can be valid if it contradicts the Scriptural record." --AnswersInGenesis.com, one of the flag bearers of the Goddidit movement.
xris wrote:[...]the BB by consensus of cosmologists is an event without an apparent cause so could we then say the universe has been created [...]
An event without an apparent cause ? We could say that, we also could say that a fairy in a pink tutu made it happen, we could say anything, but why would we ?
No one can even speculate what happened before 10^-43 seconds.
The Big Bang scientific model is formulated.
Everybody asks "What happened from second 0 to second
10^-43 ?"
Smart people: "We don't know, we need a quantum gravitation theory first"
Stupid people "A-hah! Whatever "it" is, clearly Goddid
it! Because ... umm... errr... He loves us?"
I see a pattern here...
Bottom line, don't join the Goddidit movement, they have a lousy track record.
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