I think the concept of a designer is not totally unscientific, but
rather that a designer is more thoroughly investigated, and given credence - through philosophy. Science cannot lay it's hands on a designer, just like I cannot lay my hands on the designer of a car, by examining it. The nature of the design might be found - it could "look" like design, or
not. The design can be seen, but not the designer. This is why
philosophy deals well with God.
Science is used for determining the facts,
truth can remain unscientific. Therefore - trying to give credence to God
through science is unnaceptable to some people because the design can be seen, but not the designer. This doesn't mean that nature doesn't show God, it just means that science isn't the dudeguy who talks about it showing God. We are able to
believe in God without him being evidenced, but science doesn't deal with belief.
So I'm not too bothered about making God "impressive looking" via science, becaue the universe speaks for itself and science doesn't own it. Science is the facts of reality and truth may escape it, I can understand why people want to make God look convincing through science, but basically - science doesn't say anything about God, because it's too clever to. It says what it get's it's hands on.
As for "eyeballs at the scene", lol - good post Ned. Also - eyes might "see" what they want to see. Yesterday I seen a funny cloud coming my way, I could have sworn it was an angel but it wasn't - it was just a cloud, and that's that. Thinking more about this - deep down I knew it was a cloud, I just wanted it to be some big supernatural entity, but it wasn't - it was a cloud.
I think I agree with this part though, as I cannot see how any man/woman could repeat the beginning of the universe;
, who are forced to reconstruct the unobservable and unrepeatable,
I mean - origins of life - people have tried to get life through experimentation, but the beginning of the universe, that is unrepeatable, but there is nevertheless evidence of a Big Bang which can be observed presently. So, I dunno.