CREATION OR RANDOM EVOLUTION

Nurul I. Mukul

Spring, Texas, USA

E-mail address: nimukul@swbell.net

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CREATOR

Do we have enough knowledge (collective knowledge of human species) to analyze God? Have we reached the apex of knowledge/learning and we do not have anything to learn? If any one claims that human species have learnt (collectively) everything that is humanly possible to learn, then I would declare him the most ignorant man in this universe.

Humans are bounded by knowledge of four-dimensional space-time. Let us take a hypothetical example of a creature bounded by two-dimensional knowledge. Assume, these creatures are crawling on the surface of the earth. With two-dimensional knowledge, they only know the length and the width (two dimensions). They will never know what is height. Now, if some one take a gun and shoot some holes on the earth, what will happen? Will these creatures know how the holes were made? First of all, being a two-dimensional creature, they will never know that there is space above them. Therefore, they will be incapable of imagining that some one could shoot from above and make hole. Therefore, after lot of research and analysis of these holes by their scientists of two dimensional knowledge, they will conclude that the holes can not be made by anybody (because a hole has to be created from above which is impossible to conceive with two dimensional knowledge) and therefore, the holes were existing from infinite past, etc, etc.... kind of our scientists' conclusion about the universe.

What I am trying to say is, if there is any higher dimensional knowledge which is yet to be tapped by human species (may be after another thousands of years of evolution), then at this time there is no way we shall know what is God! It is wise to be humble for our limited four-dimensional space-time knowledge.

CREATION

Whenever I go to my doctor's clinic, while he keeps me waiting in a room, I look at the pictures on the wall. They are all pictures of heart, kidney, liver, and the artery connecting them. I gaze and gaze at these amazing pictures. I am Engineer, therefore, when I look at these biological components of the body, I become amazed at such a high degree of precise application of fluid mechanics and thermodynamic principles. I am marveled at the design aspect of it. I ponder, is this extraordinary design a product of random evolution?

I do not have any answer to this question. But I have a statistical analysis. Let us take an example of tossing a coin. If we toss the coin at "random", we know statistical probability of getting a head is 50% and getting a tail is 50%. In other words, if we toss 2 million times, we shall get head 1 million times and tail 1 million times. What is random? Random means, the event (tossing) is independent of any kind of "bias" or "control". Now if I add a process control in tossing the coin which will result in bringing a head every time - then, the head will appear 2 million times out of 2 million events (tossing). Therefore, we can conclude, if we see any kind of pattern (not random) in a process, that will imply the existence of a "control" or "bias" mechanism.

Now, when I think of the design of the heart, kidney, lungs, livers, artery, and the function of these components, even the feedback and alarm system for the malfunction of any part of the body, it is identical in each and every person. We can look at billions or trillions of samples; we shall not find any variation in the design principle. I am convinced, the creation of humans can not be a random phenomenon, and it must be a designed product.

Now, if you look at the universe, motion of the planets, stars, solar system and the galaxies, again we can see a pattern in their movement to maintain a dynamic equilibrium. I do not see any sign of randomness. I see a "Controlled" process or "bias" which is an indicator of controller behind the scene.

HOLLYBOOK

I do not know if the religious scriptures is divine, but I do believe on a creator of human species and the universe.