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Well this is along the same lines as most analogies you hear about the great complexity of the universe being impossible without some sort of intellignece behind it. It also reminds me of the paper Charles gave out in class on Sunday morning. The whole concept of finding a watch on the road, etc, etc. The problme with the arguement, I usually find, lays in the fact that the same theory would apply to God himslef, being a highly complex being as well. And it goes like that for infinity. Who created that, and before that, and before that, and so on. It is true that eventually the buck must stop. But if you agree that somewhere down the line, somethine must just be, with no pre-cursor, then it would stand to reason that the universe could just be. I am sure that my arguement has many a flaw, but these are just some points I thought my prove interesting to the discussion.
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