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8/27/2015 2:22:48 AM
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I wouldn't say there's an intelligence behind mountains. It is a secondary byproduct of natural forces.
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Edited by CB: 8/27/2015 10:56:31 AMStill not getting it, there is an intelligence behind those forces, it's like saying that whoever put that force in place was intelligent enough to create it
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Prove that there is an intelligence behind them lol
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I get what you believe, i just don't get why you think it was "put" there. What makes it "intelligent?" It's simply cause and effect. Tectonics plates colliding will cause mountains, sliding next to each other causes earthquakes. Why does it have to be part of a design? And to what end?
