Yes, gravity is a guess of some force that we can measure by the impact of the force of physical properties. The physical bodies interact and influence each other by the mysterious power of gravity. Do the physical bodies create gravity? Does gravity create the interaction of physical bodies?
None of this is truly known or understood, we just observe
something happens when physical bodies interact that influences the behavior of the physical bodies on a physical level. We can know what happens, but do we truly understand why? Have we ever measured gravity without measuring the physical bodies themselves, then guessing that the interaction produced change, and we call that change the product of the "force" of power of gravity.
Can't measure the impact of gravity on mood, creativity, etc. although certainly gravity does impact our physical brain.
Evolution is nothing like that at all. It is a guess based on observation of different species. It is a projection of the what and why of living beings and they way they live, adapt, and change.
Is it logically possible that each and every change in species is by design?
Unless you can rule that out (which can't be done) to suggest that the change is necessarily by non design and pure chance and happenstance is nothing but a subjective wild guess.
Face it, people don't think deeply on these subjects. They don't think deeply as to why nature is the way it is, and the assumption of chance or random, or unplanned give the atheists a warm stupid feeling, no doubt...but it is not a fact of science that all the mechanics and processes in life are the product of random ignorant chance.
So if that is the case, and it is, and it is the truth...why do the evolutionary worshipers spend so much time trying to denounce the possibility of guided, planned and purposeful evolution?
Quote from Ricter:
Evolution is a theory like gravity is a theory. Science uses the term differently than the layperson.
