Imagine spilling random buckets of paint onto a canvas and expecting the Mona Lisa to emerge by chance.
Now consider a universe governed by precise mathematical laws, extraordinary complexity, and conditions perfectly balanced for life. Are we really expected to believe all this emerged without any underlying intelligence?
The Big Bang may explain how the universe evolved, but not why it exists or why its laws are so remarkably ordered.
I'd argue that random buckets of paint forming the Mona Lisa have better odds. And if you can believe that is possible but dismiss the possibility of God, then no amount of common sense will convince you otherwise.
Spoke to Ezri Konsa yesterday about working under Mikel Arteta & what’s different about the Gunners boss having joined from Emery’s Aston Villa...
His response: “Similar (to Emery) in certain ways. Their attention to detail is second to none.
From what I’ve seen Mikel’s mentality, he’s a perfectionist. Not only that but the love he has for his players and the coaching staff is also special to see.
And credit to him he’s made me feel at home from day one and made me feel very confident going into games.
He’s probably the best manager in the Premier League now and not only that but in Europe so very very pleased to be working under him and long may it continue.”
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