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I don't care how old the thread is -- someone else started talking about physics and the myth of "randomness," and I replied. Are you upset that I didn't check the date? Is there some rule that says...

Actually, you are the only one directing this discussion towards religion. Before you came along, it was about physics.

We are already discussing physics.

I read half of your first paragraph, and other than informing you that I did not say any of what you claimed I said, I am completely finished with you.

I refuse to read any further from an...

Life is a state of being, and it boils down to consciousness: If an entity possesses consciousness, then it possesses life. If it does not possess consciousness, then it does not possess life....

That is incorrect. God is indeed all-powerful, and among His powers is the ability to freely choose to give up control where and when He chooses to do so. If you posit that He does not possess that...

There is always uncertainty for man, but there is never any uncertainty for God. This is one of the many differences between God's consciousness and man's consciousness -- God's is unlimited, but...

My friend, you have failed to provide any evidence for your personal belief that God "created" all things. You have also failed to provide any type of evidence that God somehow "created" our actions....

I'm sorry that you have trouble understanding.

Actually, you have failed to provide any evidence that Young suffers from your odd delusion, so it's really just you.

I never said that Young's experiment was a product of your mind. Perhaps you...

In addition to the fact that no evidence for so-called "randomness" has ever been presented here (or anywhere else, for that matter), I've decided to include a fact from Wikipedia, from the article...

If you fail to provide any evidence here for your strange personal beliefs about "randomness" supposedly existing (in some mysterious, unnamed place, at some mysterious, unnamed time), then the...

Thank you for posting your personal beliefs in this regard.

Care to offer some evidence for your beliefs, or should everyone just accept them without any evidence?

Do you even have any evidence...

The notion of randomness violates the scientific method, and in reality, it does not occur anywhere in the known universe.

The scientific method requires, among other things, that any experiment...