New guy who believes in God

[Sheldon]

@Soldier4christ

Let me rephrase the question to simplify it for you. The oceans and seas hold about 96.5 to 97 percent of all Earth’s water and cover about 71 percent of the Earth’s surface how did water get into Earth?

Onto, not into, and the problem is not simplicity, your questions are beyond facile, the problem is that they are a) asinine in the extreme to anyone who understands the most basic scientific facts that explain them, and b) even were they unanswerable mysteries they would not in any way remotely evidence any deity, you are clumsily trying to use a known common logical fallacy, called an argumentum ad ignorantiam fallacy. I have linked it for you. Note the emboldened part in this quote:

“Argument from ignorance (from Latin: argumentum ad ignorantiam), also known as appeal to ignorance (in which ignorance represents “a lack of contrary evidence”), is a fallacy in informal logic.”

It is not a choice between natural or scientific explanations, and an unevidenced deity using inexplicable magic. Nor is this the first time you have used this fallacy, and been told about it. Here for example:

@Soldier4christ

you could look at it as more than 99.9999% of the University would kill us instantly or you could ask why and how is there 1% of the universe which humans can thrive in…Earth floating in the middle of nowhere surrounded by dead planets but we are on part of 1% which can support human life…I guess this must be just out of luck, not purposely done?

Or here:

@Soldier4christ

You say you came from your parents and where did your original ancestors come from?

Again here:

@Soldier4christ

O.k lets take God out of the equation, how is the sun perfectly positioned so its not to close to the Earth not to burn it up but it is also not so far away from the Earth that the Earth does not freeze over?

Note, no god is in any “equation” until sufficient objective evidence can be demonstrated it exists, or is even possible. What you’re describing already exists, the odds against it happening therefore must be irrelevant no? Like winning the lottery is astronomically unlikely, yet people win lotteries against those odds every day all over the world, so it must be inexplicable magic at play, your rationale not mine, for clarity.

You try ti use the same fallacy here again:

@Soldier4christ

I wanted to know where you think humans came from?

and here…

@Soldier4christ

I would like to know what you believe was the beginning of mankind

SInce I am just using up bandwidth now, I shall just point out that you have used this same logical fallacy relentlessly from your first visit, and HERE is a link to your posts for anyone who cares to check.