In modern science cosmic and biological evolution advances from the specific to the general, from the lower rank to the higher rank, from simpler systems to more complex systems. Evolutionists seek to understand how complexity arises from simplicity in the world--i.e., how the simple fundamental particles build themselves up to such complex and organized systems as the universe and human beings. So how can quarks, gluons and other building elements self-organize into the universe and eventually generate human life? The answer, my research work for over 30 years suggests, lies in the observation of biological systems whose development we can follow from beginning to end.

A tree is such a system. If apples could meditate on their origin, probably they would ask: "How can the earth’s elements self-organize into this tree and eventually generate apples?" Because apples are not in the position to observe the development of their tree from a single apple seed or common ancestor, conceivably they would credit their existence to the self-organizing properties of inanimate entities. After all, once a seed develops into a tree, there is no way to put a finger on the tree’s parent seed. From a particle state it transforms itself into what may be called a field of life force until it reproduces itself in the form of seeds in its own image or likeness. Thus seeds have both particle and field properties.

The situation of human beings in the universe may be likened to the situation of apples on their parent tree. We ask, "Why are the conditions prevailing in the universe so favorable to the development of human life?"

This observation--i.e. that the universe is fine-tuned for the production of human beings--is called the anthropic cosmological principle. Based on the observation of nature we may answer: "The universe is fine-tuned for the production of human beings because a seed of human life generated the universe for the production of humans in its own image, just as a tree is fine-tuned for the production of seeds because a seed generated the tree for the production of seeds in its own image."

Stated more simply, just as a seed is the genotype of the phenotype tree, so also human life is the seed or genotype of the phenotype universe. In a nutshell, human life is the procreative seed of the universe.

Now, if it is correct that human life is the procreative seed of the universe, then human life is necessarily everlasting or perpetual, because the universe has no power to act upon the very cause of its own origin, just as a tree has no power to act upon the seed of its own origin. From the eternity of human life follows that the cosmological constant of the universe has its origin in that seed of human life which generated the universe for the purpose of self-reproduction.

Whereas the universe is subject to a never-ending cycle of creation and destruction, the seed of its origin remains constant. We may add that just as seeds, human life has both particle and field properties. In its potential or seed state human life is a particle. But when it acts on the ashes of the previous universe, it transforms itself into a field of life force for the generation of the next universe. The Zero-Point Energy, the Cosmic Microwave Background and the galaxies’ dark matter halos, as well as gravity, are the field manifestations of the everlasting seed of human life. For as long as we discover a life form superior to human life, human life remains both the input and the output of the universe, its beginning and end, or its Alpha and Omega.

If intelligent design (ID) is far from scientific, the theory of complexity's evolution from a simple beginning is even less scientific. As a matter of fact it has nothing in common with rationality--i.e., with science.

Let's face it, the delusion that a simple cause can generate complex effects greater than is found in the cause is most irrational. The difference between the simple cause and the complex effects have to come from nothing. So it is the evolutionists, not the creationists, who managed to get their hocus-pocus into the public school curriculum. Case closed.

Now, is evolution's concept of common descent false? Yes and no. If common descent is from a simple beginning, the answer is yes. But if common descent is from a most complex beginning, the answer is no.

Based on the undeniable fact that our universe yields the complexity of human life we are allowed to infer that human life created the universe for the production of human life in its own image, similarly as a seed creates a tree for the purpose of self-reproduction. In other words, if a tree is the seed's way of making reproductions of itself, then it is inferable that the universe is human life's way of making reproductions of itself. So we find that the universe is exquisitely fine-tuned for the production of human life because human life generated the universe for the production of human life in its own image. This concept of creation is in harmony with the principles of causality and biogenesis, as opposed to the concepts of cosmic and biological evolutions from simple beginnings.

The scientific Theory of Creation demands no God or World Spirit, nor Darwin's imaginary "natural selection," nor the fantasy of a Big Bang, only the fact of human life's existence. As Christ told to Philip, if you see me, you see the Creator, Father, or Common Cosmic Ancestor. Christ was enlightened enough to know that the universe is human life's way of making reproductions of itself, just as the mighty oak is the acorn's way of making reproductions of itself.

Most likely lamebrained evolutionists will always find arguments to "rationalize" their delusions about evolution from a most simple beginning. In any case I'm not amused when I see the views of deluded persons published, who in the name of science try to make others deluded.

Would this argument even be taking place if not for the strong influence of religion? Of course not. The only reason it has gained a foothold at all is because it helps some people feel better about their religious beliefs.

If you want to expose students in public schools to ID, then you need to do it in the correct forum, either a religion or philosophy class. Don’t try to pass it off as science.

How do you 'test' whether or not God exists? For any test that could be performed, one can conceive some aspect of God's power that would render the test moot. That's the mental failing of ID'ers and creationists in general - accepting evolution doesn't disprove the existence of God at all; it just means you can't take the Bible's story of creation as literal fact.

Since you are on a broken record on this topic, you should assign it a number. You could write "Twenty two!" which would be the "I am so smart because I believe in evolution and ID people are idiots" post. You'd save a lot of time.