Some Washington political sage whose name I long ago forgot once remarked that when you see a tree covered with big, juicy red apples, you can pretty much count on it being an apple tree.
So why shouldn’t the same logic apply when we encounter a universe in which hundreds of factors must be finely tuned simultaneously in order for we humans to survive, as we have for thousands of years?
NBC “Dateline” cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace points out in the following video clip that even atheists like physicist Paul Davies concede that “everyone agrees that the universe looks as if it was designed for life.” There is a reason for that and it isn’t chance:
If someone has drummed into your head since childhood what a tree and what an apple is, guaranteed that seeing a tree covered with big juicy red apples is easily identified as an apple tree.
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Have you ever seen an apple tree bearing bananas or oranges???
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