Thread: Who was in control of everything??

I'd like to know,was it coincidence or God was really behind all this???
Come to think of it,why do we have time? Why the composition of water has to be h2o??


Does anyone have any idea of this?

Why the composition of water has to be h2o??

It has to be H2O because that is what water is defined as being.... I don't understand your question.

I'd like to know,was it coincidence or God was really behind all this???

It surely wasn't a coincidence, and it surely wasn't god, because humans made god (no offense). So, I think it was destiny.

This should be under philosophy, because I doubt anyone can scientifically answer any of these questions...

Originally Posted by Nima Rahnemoon

Why the composition of water has to be h2o??

It has to be H2O because that is what water is defined as being.... I don't understand your question.

your not the only one

Originally Posted by Nima Rahnemoon

I'd like to know,was it coincidence or God was really behind all this???

It surely wasn't a coincidence, and it surely wasn't god, because humans made god (no offense). So, I think it was destiny.

This should be under philosophy, because I doubt anyone can scientifically answer any of these questions...

wow i've never agreed more fully with anyone in my life.

haha,lol.
sorry guys,but my main point is :
was everything destined to be like so?
I mean ,for example:
Why when 2 atoms of hydrogen combines with 1 atoms of oxygen becomes water?
Why female have to give birth to their offsprings?

everything seems to have been planned wisely.
in short,who created the balance of nature

There are a few fundamental constants that determine the consequent behaviour of matter and energy, leading to the interactions that lead eventually to us. These interactions are not random, but that does not mean they are designed.

Originally Posted by NERD_WITZ

everything seems to have been planned wisely.

Ever read Hawking's "Wave Function of the Universe" theory?

It treats the entire universe as we know it as a wave-function (that's Quantum Physics, folks). So. This being said, it then assumes that if it *is* a wave-function, there must be a near-infinite number of others. Yet, each of those is likely to be less well-suited for us than our own universe.

Look at it as a bell-curve. Our universe is at the tip of the curve, meaning it's the best suited. But others aren't. The ideal gas law might be slightly different, or gravity decreases as the cube not the square of the distance. And in most of those cases, it makes it impossible for life to have developed.

Sad. I took more physics than I can mention in school, but this one is very hard to describe. Hmmm. Look at it as with evolution. For every successful living organism, there's countless failures, until nature got it right. Same here.

No divine intervention required.