I'm reading other stuff for next semester, so I don't have time to read all of these thoroughly.. But just in case some of you guys are after pitting all the theories and hypothesies against one another and seeing which one comes out on top, here's a list of some rights and wrongs about the theory of evolution:
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/life/dn13620-evolution-24-myths-and-misconceptions.htmlIron first of all I'll be as judgemental as possible.. The only way not to be judgemental is to know nothing. Being anything less than as judgemental as possible is foolish.
What I meant by that post is that saying anything about the supernatural couldn't be tested, and so, is indistinguishable from something false about something supernatural - whether that's only one iota off from the truth or entirely false. You can't "penetrate the ways of god", you can't know what god's mind is, you can't make any sort of statement about the supernatural with any certainty, because there's nothing to back you up. The supernatural is taken only on faith, not reason.
If there was some supernatural fingerprint on the universe that we could detect, it'd be something less than infinite that'd have left it. If it's not infinite, it's no more godly than the mechanics of nature that we've figured out so far. You can't perceive the supernatural, and if you can, there's no way to understand it or make concrete, specific predictions about it.