Is this the unmistakable proof of God's plan?

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Every time you breathe you expel molecules. But molecules are also found in outer space although not quite in such large quantities. Therefore it cannot be a coincidence that we on Earth are united with outer space by molecules. Now this is statistically impossible unless God had planned for that to happen in advance because otherwise the molecules in outer space would have been absorbed by black holes but they are still there! And despite this overwhelming proof that God has a plan for each of us as we expel molecules and there are molecules in outer space, atheists still turn away from God. If only they understood science they would see that God's plan cannot be denied.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Very funny.  I know you're joking because no one's that stupid. Well done!

? · Answer

I don't think you understand what statistics is. Statistics is about collecting and analysing data, and your straw man is not statistical. I think you just mean "this is improbable."

I'm not sure you quite have a grasp of what molecules are, either. Molecules are everywhere, not just when you exhale, made up of atoms. Oxygen molecules are what you breathe in, carbon dioxide molecules are what you breathe out. Tungsten molecules make up the filaments in light-bulbs, and calcium, carbon and oxygen molecules make up the limestone which makes up the glass which makes up the light-bulb. It's not possible for there to not be molecules unless nothing were ever to exist.

Black holes only absorb what is within their radius. Why would they call it a "point-of-no-return" if there wasn't any "point-of-return"?

Atheists don't turn away from anything, apart from feeble apologetics who misunderstand science and then blame atheists of doing the same, believing their own deity to be scientific, when science is the essence of everything pro-empirical, and anti-spiritual.

Please come back when you've learned some logic.

green meklar · Answer

Hmm? You do realize that there aren't actually very many black holes in the Universe, right? And that the Universe isn't nearly old enough for all the atomic matter to have been consumed by the black holes?

I think perhaps you're the one who needs a greater understanding of science.

Derchin · Answer

Nope

Anonymous · Answer

OK the math was good but you lost me on this none- I understand the theory but I am lost on the practicability.  

I am a sinister minister

Jack S · Answer

I don't get if this is a joke or not. On the off chance that it isn't, that's a very poorly reasoned non-sequitur fallacy.

` · Answer

gods plan is to ultimtaely have all the things that he created to come back to him so that there wont be chaos, but order, and peace. =]

Latirus · Answer

It's usually called Gravity.

But I guess if you went to fourth grade  you'd know that too

A DRAGON · Answer

Dam I never thought!

Bored now · Answer

That is not strictly true is it now?  I deny it emphatically.

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Is this the unmistakable proof of God's plan?

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