Why would it be a sin to imagine something?
All I am doing is asking what foundation of known reality would lead a person to believe in that imagination to come true.
I am not opposed to personal faith at all, whether the personal faith and imaginations that follow are atheistic or theistic in nature.
My point is that if there is mindless biological evolution, it begs the question, why have we never seen a biological species evolve into an eternal species, a perfect species.
All species are born, they have an innate instinct to survive and experience pleasure over pain, and then they die.
When you ask why do biological species have these characteristics, characteristics not shared non biological species...the atheistic evolutionists have the brilliant comeback of "well, because that is the way it is, it is natural."
Of course, no explanation is given as to why biological species have this particular nature and not another nature, or why nature is the way nature, or where nature came from...because the atheistic evolutions have no clue as the the why...they only try to figure out the what that they can prove according to the what rules. What answers without why answers may complete some people, but it hardly completes the big picture story...the big picture story has seemed pretty important to most of the great thinkers over the course of human history.
Why this is the case of avoidance of the why and limiting the examination to the what is a question avoided by the atheistic evolutionists.
Atheistic evolutionists hate the why questions they cannot answer, but a thinking man then asks "why is that?"
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I am imagining option777. If you told me it is a sin to imagine what could be possible, then people would never discover anything. But I told you I am not a scientist, but just wondering. So you need a debate with someone better than me.