Why do people doubt the existence of God and that He created the universe?
Paul’s answer is very deep, very intellectual, and very trendy…and doesn’t have a single thing to do with your question. OK, the universe is huge beyond human imagination, and our earth is such an infinitesimally tiny speck that it doesn’t even register in all that immense space. Thank you, Paul, we’ve got the concept. I’m scratching my head here, and trying to figure out what all that has to do with why folks choose to reject the notion that God created it, or what it might have to do with the notion of evolution… Ahh, well, maybe I’m just not cool enough. All Paul managed to do for me was to point out just exactly how powerful God actually is. To answer your question, though, England: Darned if I know. I think it might have something to do with responsibility. Once we accept the idea that God created all that exists, including us, it sort of makes us answerable to Him…and we just don’t like that. We’d rather run around our tiny little speck of dirt in the infinite vastness of s
