It would seem that millions of christians have no problem believing in God, even in Jesus, and accepting evolution. They regard the first 2 chapters of Genesis as allegorical, and believe God was the first cause of abiogenesis. But creationist reject this (often with minimal if any understanding of evolutionary biology).
So I am curious as to why creationists don't argue against quantum physics? Quantum physics posits a universe that is fundamentally random, non causal. This seems to be a greater challenge to traditional monotheistics religions than evolution. I could certainly envision a deity using the majectic process of evolution to produce the tapestry of life. However I have a hard time contemplating a designer who would have a design that is fundamentally random and non causal. So why not argue against quantum physics?
This is a serious question, I would very much appreciate an answer from a creationist.
Read the question, I am asking about its IMPLICATIONS for religion. Have you guys EVER considered actually reading a question before answering it?
For those who claim Quantum mechanics does not posit a random universe, may I suggest you review the wave/particle duality, quantum entanglement, and the Heisenburn uncertainty principles
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