SimplyGenius
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Here's the scoop- The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that entropy (a measurement of how long an isolated system has gotten to reaching a state of equilibrium) will always increase.
And once one isolated system has gotten to a certain point, it will merge with other systems and become one, therefore continuing their increase in entropy until they can merge with other sytems and entropy will continue to grow. Eventually, the universe will become pure hydrogen and a relatively uniform temperture/density all because of this simple law that pulls any order apart.
But evolution tells a different story. Apparently, we first had hydrogen, and slowly but surely, all sorts of other vital elements came about over time, which is decreasing entropy. this would mean that we are continually enetering into more complex and livable states quite "naturally", because we are evolving.
Evolution is The Law of Decreasing Entropy, unlike the 2nd thermodynamic law which is The Law of Increasing Entropy. Only one can be true, so which are you going to trust? Rock to man, or man to rock?
I've heard dismissals of this argument that state "when energy is applied, we find an increase in information and a decrease in entropy", but that's not correct. Try randomly "applying energy" to a glob of clay and see what happens. It cannot be random. There must be very particular angles, freqencies, durations and magnitudes of energy application to make the glob of clay resemble (ex.) a monkey.
Evolutionists often try to step around this and say, "Well, given a sufficient amount of time, such and such can occur purely by chance, and Natural Selection can take care of the rest". Well actually the amount of time they "need" a) doesn't exist, and b) wouldn't help anyways since the 2nd law would take apart anything it put together quite rapidly.
So here it is- the 2nd law shows that the universe used to be in a higher state of order, and now has descended to become more chaotic. This means that it had to have originally been designed: Good morning God.
Evolution doesn't occur anywhere since it contradicts the 2nd law, and decreasing entropy can only occur by chance or if it was pre-determined to do so. We would never see anything like planet earth as a result of purely natural laws.
What do people think?
And once one isolated system has gotten to a certain point, it will merge with other systems and become one, therefore continuing their increase in entropy until they can merge with other sytems and entropy will continue to grow. Eventually, the universe will become pure hydrogen and a relatively uniform temperture/density all because of this simple law that pulls any order apart.
But evolution tells a different story. Apparently, we first had hydrogen, and slowly but surely, all sorts of other vital elements came about over time, which is decreasing entropy. this would mean that we are continually enetering into more complex and livable states quite "naturally", because we are evolving.
Evolution is The Law of Decreasing Entropy, unlike the 2nd thermodynamic law which is The Law of Increasing Entropy. Only one can be true, so which are you going to trust? Rock to man, or man to rock?
I've heard dismissals of this argument that state "when energy is applied, we find an increase in information and a decrease in entropy", but that's not correct. Try randomly "applying energy" to a glob of clay and see what happens. It cannot be random. There must be very particular angles, freqencies, durations and magnitudes of energy application to make the glob of clay resemble (ex.) a monkey.
Evolutionists often try to step around this and say, "Well, given a sufficient amount of time, such and such can occur purely by chance, and Natural Selection can take care of the rest". Well actually the amount of time they "need" a) doesn't exist, and b) wouldn't help anyways since the 2nd law would take apart anything it put together quite rapidly.
So here it is- the 2nd law shows that the universe used to be in a higher state of order, and now has descended to become more chaotic. This means that it had to have originally been designed: Good morning God.
Evolution doesn't occur anywhere since it contradicts the 2nd law, and decreasing entropy can only occur by chance or if it was pre-determined to do so. We would never see anything like planet earth as a result of purely natural laws.
What do people think?