Re:Gödel believed in the afterlife. In 4 letters to his moth...
by ben_w on Sunday January 07, 2024 @02:03PM
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It's more the type of pattern in the errors rather than the mere existence of them.
On the other topic, although the mere existence of errors would count against a supposedly all knowing and all powerful designer, that combination is not found in most religions, and not even all versions of Christianity.
Besides, it would be a very naïve stance to think the universe as it is today was drawn complete and definitively. There are a lot more nuanced and intricate creationist worldviews and they have been espoused in a clear headed way by some of the most fundamental characters in the history of science.