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Yep, the thread was inspired by a friend that I have and his friends from the same church. Genuinely good, moral people. Impressively so. I definitely think that Christianity generally results in improved moral values.

Why do so many planets exist at all? Why isn't the universe just a chaotic goop of nothing and everything with no laws at all? Why are the laws of the universe so specific and so important? Yes, things are the way they are. We have a good understanding of the laws of physics, chemistry and...

The periodic table is a beautiful & divine example of the importance and practicality of the rules of the universe. Every (natural) element has a role to play, a purpose, whether it's the existence of the stars and planets - the biology on earth - or its practicality for human beings to create...

There is broad agreement amongst physicists and cosmologists and other experts that the universe is fine-tuned for life to exist and flourish, the question is how or why? You just need to look around you, look at the laws of the universe - the physics (the laws) that allow this reality to...

The universe is fine-tuned for our existence. The rules and nature of all things - from the physics of the macro, to the quantum - to the chemistry of the elements - the biology of life - all things are as they are, to allow an ordered world for life to exist and flourish, where all things seem...

Perhaps a conscious entity, the one credible form of unifying the infinite realm of possibilities into one single reality, is the only possible way that the coherent universe can exist... So it does.

Almost every Christian I've met seems to be a genuinely really good person. Like, ridiculously good - always wanting to do the right thing, and aspiring to be the best person they can be. Not sure if it's just Christian values, or whether it's the belief that there is a God judging them for...