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Originally Posted by Flint
Correct. I am asking specifically about human constructs.
That's an interesting issue, but it's not the issue I'm addressing.
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It's the answer to your question, actually. Here's the original:
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Of the three parts of the Trinity, which one did the "Intelligent Designing" of biological mechanisms?
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The answer is that God designed biological mechanisms. "The trinity" is a crude, probably inaccurate reflection of the vast complexity of God. The answer that you're looking for is "the father", but it's not exactly accurate.
Again, this is a crude example. If I asked what held the hammer that pounded in the nail, the answer is, simultaneously:
a person
a carpenter
a hand
a glove
5 fingers
a man (or woman)
Bob (or whatever name is accurate)
Each of these has a different definition, but they're all part of the same. Also, you are probably not asking about a single nail, but about the building itself. Or maybe the entire city. So the answer then expands to include the architect, the planner, the government. Every question you answer reveals a wider scope and changes the question subtly.
God is God. He is the answer to all of the questions. That is, of course, absolute nonsense if it's approached from a direction that, being human, is inherently flawed.