My fellow steemian, this question seems not to find a conclussion to itself for years now but come to think of it, does God exist?
There’s an argument that many people make: that the natural world, and humanity’s existence in the Universe, point towards a divine creator that brought forth all of this into existence. To the best of our knowledge, Earth exists with a plethora of conditions that allowed for our existence, and does so in a way that no other world can match.
We live in a particularly privileged place. We live on a planet that has all the right ingredients for life, including:
We’re at the right distance from our Sun so that temperatures are conducive to life.
We have the right atmospheric pressure for liquid water at our surface.
We have the right ingredients — the right balance of heavy elements and organic molecules — for life to arise.
We have the right amount of water so that our world has both oceans and continents.
And life started on our world very early, sustained itself for our planet’s entire history, and gave rise to us: sentient, self-aware creatures.
Apart from this according to big bang theory there was a blast, but for every action there is an equal an opposite reaction, which simply means something triggered the blast or explosion like from the big bang theory, could this be God?
What's your take on this?
Kindly upvote for encouragement, thanks.
