Chapter 10 Breaking News Scientific laws just
decided to obey themselves. Alright folks, let's
talk about scientific laws. You know, those things
that make the universe function in a way that
keeps us from spontaneously combusting or floating
into space on a Tuesday. According to modern
atheist scientists, we don't need a reason for
why these laws exist or stay the same. Nope,
they just are. Bro, stop asking questions. Gravity
just does its thing, okay? Oh, really? So let
me get this straight. The law of gravity? Random.
The laws of motion? Total accident. The laws
of thermodynamics? Just lucky, I guess. The fact
that your coffee cup doesn't teleport into another
dimension every morning? Pure coincidence. But
don't worry, science has an answer. The universe
just happens to be this way. Things stay the
same because, well, because they do. Maybe there
are infinite universes where things aren't stable,
and we just won the cosmic lottery. Truly groundbreaking
logic. If laws are random, why do scientists
depend on them? Let's play a game. If you truly
believed all of reality is just a chaotic accident,
would you? Wake up expecting your feet to hit
the ground. Expect your car to obey the laws
of physics. Trust that atoms will still be atoms.
Demand consistency in lab experiments. Spoiler
alert. You already assume order exists. But wait.
According to atheist scientists, the universe
exploded into existence from nothing, and somehow
physics decided to be consistent ever since.
Translation. The universe created laws that control
itself. So now laws just make themselves. Are
they conscious? Do they have free will? Do they
hold meetings? I mean, come on. Even a toddler
knows that rules don't make themselves. Somebody
has to set them. The great atheist double standard.
Atheist scientists be like, randomness caused
everything. But we expect everything to obey
fixed, non -random laws. Pick a lane, buddy.
Imagine applying this logic to anything else
in life. Your country's laws. No one made them.
They just evolved, bro. that building no architect
the bricks randomly assembled over time that
book no author the letters arranged themselves
by accident notice how no one actually lives
this way atheists favorite excuse it just works
when pressed on why the laws of science exist
the best answer an atheist can give is if the
laws of nature weren't reliable we wouldn't be
here to ask the question Oh wow, that's deep,
bro. You basically just said, Things work because
if they didn't work, we wouldn't be able to notice
that they don't work. This is like saying, My
TV works because if it didn't work, I wouldn't
be watching it. Great job, Einstein. That doesn't
explain why it works. Atheists' last hope. The
multiverse escape hatch. When faced with undeniable
fine -tuning and order, atheist scientists panic
and say, Maybe there are infinite universes and
we just live in the lucky one. Ah, yes, the great
imaginary multiverse. The atheist's magic wand
that explains everything without proving anything.
Problem. There's literally zero evidence for
this. But atheists tell us. It doesn't have to
be observed. It's just real. Trust us. Oh, really?
So now you believe in things you can't see or
test. Congrats, you just invented religion. the
bible had it right from the start while atheists
scramble to explain why the universe actually
works the bible already told us why genesis chapter
one verse one in the beginning god created the
heavens and the earth not in the beginning physics
randomly created itself colossians chapter one
verse seventeen in him all things hold together
That includes gravity, time, and the fact that
atoms don't randomly explode. Hebrews chapter
1, verse 3. He upholds the universe by the word
of his power. So no, it's not just floating in
a sea of chaos. Meanwhile, modern atheists say,
the universe just obeys itself, bro. Yeah, no
thanks. Final thoughts. So let's sum it up. Science
depends on fixed, reliable laws. Atheists say
the universe was a random accident, but they
still expect laws to remain the same. Yet they
have no explanation for why laws exist in the
first place. So tell me again, who's really trusting
the science? If you believe in predictable laws,
guess what? You just admitted the universe was
designed. But don't worry, the atheists will
be back tomorrow, using the laws of physics to
argue that physics created itself. while cashing
in their research grants.