Atheists Agnostics and Evolutionists The Worst Gamblers in the World
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Atheists, Agnostics, and Evolutionists: The Biggest Gamblers in the World
Summary
While most Christians avoid gambling, atheists, agnostics, and evolutionists are seen as gamblers on a much larger scale. They wager not with money, but with something far more precious.Article
The debate between science and faith often centers on the origins of life. The probability of the right amino acids coming together to create life from the primordial ooze has been calculated to result in a number so vast that it defies comprehension. It underscores the need for faith, similar to religious belief, in the scientific community.
Though math wasn't my forte, I respect its ability to cut through speculation. Calculating probabilities plays a crucial role today in everything from legal judgments to understanding the universe. Yet, why do many ignore these calculations when considering life's origin or its ultimate purpose?
Being unaware doesn't mean lacking intelligence. It might mean overlooking essential facts due to preconceived notions. These are beliefs one holds without scrutiny. Take, for example, the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies by Jesus Christ, calculated to be fifty-three million to one. Such overwhelming odds should make skeptics reconsider their disbelief, much like avoiding a casino with such unfavorable chances.
During my college years, I encountered such skepticism. Despite my disagreement with my geology professor's teachings on evolution, he respected my stance and passed me. It was unfortunate to see such a brilliant mind limited by preconceived beliefs. Ignoring principles like entropy?"where systems move from order to disorder?"only strengthens the argument against evolution.
Scientists have illustrated this improbability through vivid metaphors. Imagine a plane dropping letters from 20,000 feet, and they land perfectly to form today's New York Times. The chances of life randomly forming are similarly astronomical.
While I’m no mathematician, the odds are clear to me. Atheists, agnostics, and evolutionists often believe that death results in nothingness. This viewpoint contrasts with Jesus’ teachings about heaven and hell, suggesting a 50-50 chance they're wrong. If Christians err, they face oblivion too, but they also have a chance at an eternal life free of suffering. It's a wager with eternal consequences, not suitable for credit card transactions.
In conclusion, while faith remains a choice of the heart, these odds highlight how atheists, agnostics, and evolutionists are, metaphorically, poor gamblers. The stakes? Nothing less than one's eternal soul.
For further insight, Rev. Bresciani's works, including An American Prophet and His Message, delve into these topics. Visit [American Prophet](http://www.americanprophet.org) for more information.
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