Larry makes a good point.

Even if scientists could create a cell from scratch. Note that the cell was created from a scientist, now where did the scientist come from? The point is, like St. Aquinas argued, everything has a beginning and a creator. You cannot have nothing, then suddenly cells begin culminating to form what we believe is the universe. Then again, what gave cells directions on what the cell's function is? So, how does a cell know what it is. Someone/Something had to have given a cell a purpose. Though I keep referencing cells, it is not limited to these tiny creatures. These principles I believe apply to everything which exists in our universe, including the aforementioned universe itself.

About some of the statements some of you guys made about Catholics, I believe some of you may be slightly mistaken in your ideas about Catholicism.

Looking back I see that the long paragraph may not make sense to a lot of you but it was more of a culmination of many thought process going on simultaneously.

Thanks
David

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