
Originally Posted by
Jhared
i assume you are aware of the god-of-the-gaps argument, if so then i beg for your indulgence because i cant help but iterate it..
its true what you are saying that we dont know everything, that we are far from explaining everything, that there are still countless of stars to count, countless of other things to crunch into numbers so we can understand it, because we are not equipped with a default knowledge to know everything, we are left with only the devices to comprehend the vast abyss of space through numbers.. but is this illiteracy a proof that there might be a god after all? i dont think so.. but whatever makes you happy..
would you use basic math formulas in solving problems with calculus? i dont know about you, but from what i know calculus is structurized by basic math, you cant solve calculus if you dont know basic math, just like a lego castle is made up of legos.. so in a way yes, i use basic math to solve calculus problems.. but if you're asking if we can understand all reality based on the knowledge that we have, then no, not yet, but can we afford to assume a god because of our own illiteracy to put everything into numbers? id rather not, the science community would rather not,.. but if you wish to deduce it philosophically and conclude that there is a god, then that god is just a product of your philosophy, nothing more..
evolution goes its own way,.. it's only purpose is survival of species, and sometimes it can yield results that are far from perfect, as far as our definition of perfect is concerned,. baby koalas for example since their gut is not yet developed to digest eucalyptus leaves they eat the feces of their mothers, naked mole rats are blind and, well, naked, etc.. but if you wish to look at it the way you do now, then so be it...