Debate: Are There Any Good Arguments For Gods Existence?
Side: Yes

Evolution is not a scientifically impossible, not at all. It's been proven. We can observe natural selection today! It's a real thing, it happens. We know that. We have seen bacteria developing resistance to antibiotics as a result of natural selection. If you don't understand evolution, I'll try to explain it to you:When the first life began, it was very simple and I would imagine, very numerous. Possibly there were many types of life on earth in the beginning. Say they're living in water (the first forms of life probably were). One of the cells has powerful flagella so it can move quickly. (these came about as a result of random mutation; the chance of flagella occurring as a random mutation is slim, but when multiplied by the sheer number of cells present, it's a very high chance that at least ONE of the millions of cells present will have a flagella. This cell can move quickly, faster than all the other cells. It survives longer because it can outrun its predators. It therefore reproduces by mitosis, producing two identical cells (Same DNA = flagella present). These cells with the flagella will begin to grow in population size because of this. Advantaged cells will reproduce more, and the population will increase exponentially. The other cells will die out because the flagella cells will either eat them or another predator will. So now all cells have flagella as a result of ONE little mutation in amongst millions of cells (which is likely to happen, may I add, due to the sheer number of cells that may have existed near the time of the origin of life). Propose a few thousand generations down the line, a cell mutated a faster working nucleus. It can process its surroundings from its sensory organs much more quickly. (the nucleus itself would have started out very simple, VERY simple, but as a result of random mutation and then non-random natural selection, that nucleus gets much more complex, without an intelligent designer). Over time (A LOT of time, incomprehensible amount of time), these little additions to the species build up, and up, getting more complex each time, until you reach us; 46 chromosomes, DNA, genetics, brains instead of a single nucleus. Circulatory system, slowly developed as explained above, respiratory system, digestive system, all developed as explained above. It makes sense! Something as complex as a human body can exist, perfectly plausibly, without an intelligent designer. All you need is a lot of time and random genetic mutation. Life may have began as chemicals (hydrocarbons; like oil). Chemicals surely don't need an intelligent designer to exist. These chemicals may have begun to behave in a certain way (due to their chemical properties/electronic structure or whatever). All chemicals react to their surroundings, they may react with other elements if heat is applied, or a catalyst. The point is, they will behave in a certain way, (This is all theoretical, by the way). The chemicals may react in a certain way as to clump together into balls (like a cytoplasm in a cell). These 'cytoplasms' will be floating about the place, just as simple blobs of stuff. They may also contain phosphate and sugar, along with adenine, cytosine etc. (The components of a DNA molecule). All of these chemicals, as a result of their chemical properties, will bond to create DNA. This then may just be floating about in the cytoplasm, not as an actual nucleus (like bacteria cells; these are actually believed to be the oldest form of life). The DNA may cause a chemical reaction that makes the DNA molecule replicate itself and enter another cytoplasm (Cell division/reproduction). From here on, the rest can be explained by evolution and natural selection. That obviously isn't the asnwer to the origin of life (if only), but it's a start. Life really is just a load of chemical fizzes, which at face value, does make it meaningless. However, we have got the ability to think conceptually. We think philosophically. Therefore, we are capable of making our lives mean something ourselves.