Serious question

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Interesting. In any case, I see no way this somehow precludes the existence of God. OP seems to imply quantum processes fill the role of God in Creation, yet this is another category error for, unlike quantum processes, God is outside Creation and by nature not positively discernible via ratio.

OP's problem seems to be epistemological/philosophical, not anything to do with physics or astronomy.

So than by your silly logic you ought to get rid of your smart phone and computer and leave the internet forever because it was made by math and science that was spawned from the devil and not from the Bible.

So either:
1) you are false flagging and doing a poor job at it
2) you really are that stupid and just a hypocrite

It's probably #1. Ignore him.

Sage for off-topic.

How do you reconcile atheism with the Big Bang and Red Shift?

Or insignificance compared to creation in general is only irrelevant honestly, as God is within all things and through all things and is infinite Himself, He can care and love for something this small. It's kind of cool actually.

Look at one of those size comparison videos of the known observable universe.
Meditate for about 10 seconds on how we have yet to find one planet with life aside from earth.
Wonder where the sixteen googolplex-quintillion other Earths are where everything is just a little bit different.
Think about how dumb multiverse theory is.
Rewind the video, watch it again. Think about this: We're it.
This universe is so big it's impossible to comprehend with a thousand minds, and we're it.

What does that imply?

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You have to be a total brainlet to think any of this in anyway contradicts traditional biblical hermeneutics.

I leave the reconciliation work to the Jesuits.

Call me a heretic, but for me I never really bought into Adam and Eve at a literal level in the first place. I consider it more a foundation for the significance of obeying the Word of God in the first place, and a prime example of how sin can abuse our naivety.

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