Chapter 9 Breaking news. The universe just randomly
fine -tuned itself. That's right, folks. According
to totally scientific evolutionary cosmology,
the universe just so happened to arrange itself
in a way that perfectly supports life. Not because
of design, but because of... Drumroll, please.
Random chance. So let's get this straight. If
gravity was a tiny bit weaker, no stars, no planets,
no life, If protons were just a little heavier,
atoms would collapse. No chemistry, no life.
If Earth was just a little closer or farther
from the sun, we'd either be an ice cube or a
burnt chicken nugget. If the fundamental forces
of nature were off by even a fraction of a percent,
boom, no universe, no us. Yet here we are, perfectly
situated in a life -friendly universe. But totally
by accident, of course. Seems legit. Atheist
Scientist's Best Explanation The Lucky Coincidence
Theory Now, before you ask, how do scientists
explain the insane improbability of a life -supporting
universe? Don't worry. The experts have answers.
We got really lucky. If the universe wasn't fine
-tuned, we wouldn't be here to ask. Maybe there
are infinite universes and we just hit the jackpot.
Translation We don't actually know, but we refuse
to consider a designer, so just go with it. The
multiverse atheisms get out of logic free card.
Faced with overwhelming evidence of fine -tuning,
atheists needed an emergency excuse. Enter the
multiverse theory. What's the multiverse theory?
It's the idea that infinite universes exist,
each with different laws of physics. We just
happen to live in the one that works. Problem.
There's zero evidence for this. It's like saying,
I rolled a hundred dice and they all landed on
six. But don't worry, there are actually infinite
dice rolls in alternate universes where that
didn't happen. Translation, we can't explain
it, so let's make up an infinite number of invisible,
unprovable universes. But wait, I thought atheists
only believe in what they can see. Oh, except
when it comes to dodging obvious design. Then
they suddenly become more mystical than a room
full of astrologers. Why fine -tuning is atheism's
worst nightmare. Fact. The laws of physics could
have been anything. Fact. The probability of
getting a life -permitting universe is virtually
zero. Fact. The only logical conclusion is that
something set these laws perfectly. Yet atheists
say, Nope, it's just random. Oh, really? Let's
test that. Imagine you wake up and your breakfast
is perfectly prepared. Your clothes are laid
out and your coffee is waiting. Would you assume,
wow, someone planned this for me? Obviously,
the cereal randomly poured itself. The toast
cooked itself and the coffee brewed itself. If
you picked B, congratulations. You qualify for
an atheist PhD. Because according to them, design
is an illusion. Even when everything is arranged
perfectly for a purpose. The universe just created
itself, bro, atheists love to say. The universe
didn't need a cause, it just happened. Oh, really?
Because every explosion we've ever seen destroys
things, not builds fine -tuned galaxies. Every
complex system we've ever studied was designed,
not randomly assembled. Every law we know of
came from a lawgiver, not from nothing. But when
it comes to the universe, it just fine -tuned
itself, bro. Trust me. Translation. Shut up and
believe in magic, but without God. Why science
needs fine -tuning, but atheists pretend it's
random. Let's break this down. Science depends
on fixed predictable laws. If those laws weren't
set perfectly, we wouldn't exist. Atheists say
those laws just happened to be perfect. But we've
never seen laws happen. They're always established.
So why should we believe the universe fine -tuned
itself? The Bible had it right all along. While
atheist scientists keep inventing imaginary universes
to avoid a creator, the Bible had the answer
from the start. Genesis 1 .1 In the beginning,
God created the heavens and the earth. Not in
the beginning. Physics randomly balanced itself
against impossible odds. Psalm 19 .1 The heavens
declare the glory of God. Not. The heavens declare
how lucky we got. Colossians chapter 1, verse
17. In him all things hold together, including
the precise constants of nature. Meanwhile, science
says, Dude, the laws of the universe just set
themselves. Yeah, no thanks. Final thoughts.
So let's sum this up. Science depends on finely
tuned physical laws. If those laws weren't precise,
we wouldn't be here. The probability of a life
-permitting universe is basically zero, but atheists
want us to believe it was all just a cosmic fluke.
So tell me again, who's really trusting science
here? If you believe laws and order don't appear
by accident, guess what? You just admitted the
universe had to be designed. But don't worry,
the atheists will be back tomorrow, using the
laws of physics to argue that physics created
itself. while cashing their research grants.