Randomness precludes meaningful communication, cellular reproduction... life, on multiple levels. Even fractals deemed stochastic (random) aren't fully random, since all fractals are pattern-based. Indeed, can there even be good in a random world? I suggest not. No, the lack of randomness is what rules the world, whether on a scientific level or on a spiritual one. I am grateful for an orderly, creative God who placed his image on us, such that we can see order and increasingly restore and [re]create accordingly.
Randomness precludes meaningful communication, cellular reproduction... life, on multiple levels. Even fractals deemed stochastic (random) aren't fully random, since all fractals are pattern-based. Indeed, can there even be good in a random world? I suggest not. No, the lack of randomness is what rules the world, whether on a scientific level or on a spiritual one. I am grateful for an orderly, creative God who placed his image on us, such that we can see order and increasingly restore and [re]create accordingly.