@htam9876,
Dear htam9876:
If I may inquire, have you aspired to be say like one Richard Dawkins, who is some kind of atheist celebrity with his fellow atheists?
He has this idea which or by which he thinks that he knows science and is scientific in his way of thinking and writing.
What idea?
This one, and tell me if I get him correctly:
1. The universe is terribly complex, so that God if he exists should be even more complex.
2. The more complex a thing is, the more improbable it gets that it be existing.
3. As God is taken to be the creator of the universe, and since the universe is terribly complex, God must be even more complex.
4. Wherefore, from No. 2, it is most improbable that God exists.
Have I gotten the idea of Dawkins correctly, that is how he in a way proves that God is most improbably to exist.
What do I say about him?
Here, this guy is into semantic trickery, otherswise he is totally un-aquainted with the existence of his nose.
For from his focus on complexity and improbability, I can imagine that he can come to the conclusion that it is most improbable that his nose exists.
How?
This way:
1. The amoeba is terribly complex, so Dawkins' nose is even more complex.
2. The more complex a thing is, the more improbable it gets that it be existing.
3. So it follows from No. 2, that Dawkins' nose is improbable to be existing.
That is an ad hominem on Dawkins, I mean I am also addressing this post to him, he as a human in possession of an intelligent mind, by which he can do honest intelligent productive thinking.