The Scientific Impossibility of Cosmic Evolution: A Case for Intelligent Design

It depends on the subject matter, on some things, such as spiritual matters, proof to others is difficult unless they have personally experienced a similar situation. However, when it comes to cosmic evolution, scientific laws provide the ultimate proof.

The Fundamental Laws of Physics and Their Implications

Let's explore how the fundamental laws of physics challenge the theory of cosmic evolution. Time, space, and energy/matter are interdependent and inseparable. According to these laws, they must exist simultaneously or not at all. If one component is missing, the others cannot exist.

First Law of Thermodynamics: The Origin of Energy

The First Law of Thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be transformed from one form to another. This law raises a fundamental question: where did the initial energy originate that enabled cosmic phenomena like the Big Bang and evolution?

According to the First Law, cosmic evolution and all aspects of evolution are scientifically impossible. Energy must exist to initiate any form of motion, which is necessary for time to be computed. Without energy, there can be no space or matter. Therefore, energy is the common source for all three.

Second Law of Thermodynamics: Order and Entropy

The Second Law of Thermodynamics indicates that disorder always increases with time. However, proponents of cosmic evolution often misunderstand this law. Evolution requires increasing complexity over time, which counters the natural tendency towards disorder.

These laws imply that without an intelligent mind to provide the initial energy and information, the universe cannot exist in the way we observe it. Life and complexity can only arise from pre-existing life. Mutations, which are merely the scrambling of existing information, do not create new information needed for macro-evolution.

Newton's Laws and the Cause-Effect Relationship

Newton's Third Law of Motion, stating that every action has an equal and opposite reaction, reinforces the necessity of a cause for every effect. The cause of time, space, and matter can only be an intelligent mind or another form of pre-existing energy. The universe cannot create itself; there must be a first cause.

Time, space, and matter are finite and temporal. Without energy, they cannot come into existence. Therefore, the universe cannot exist without a cause, and that cause must be intelligence.

The Necessity for a Creator

Energy is essential for the universe to exist. Its existence necessitates the existence of a creator. Cosmic evolution, without an initial source of energy, is scientifically impossible. The universe either created itself (which defies scientific laws) or it was created by a divine being.

Conclusion

The laws of science and physics provide compelling evidence against cosmic evolution and in favor of intelligent design. Evolutionists often refuse to accept these truths and instead clung to pseudo-science. It is time to acknowledge the scientific impossibility of cosmic evolution and embrace the reality of a Creator.