Good catch you're right, my remarks aren't scientific but philosophical...
with that said, it doesn't change any meanings. All of my points were supposed to make people think, break out of their small little worlds and think.; Lets see now, the color argument...okay now, first: I wasn't asking how we saw color, because frankly that has absolutely nothing to do with anything in my argument. Second: The "sense" in the way things are done with color is why things are colored the way they are; "why is the sky blue?" "Why is the grass green?" We as humans can only explain how, but not why. As an artist, I know that certain colors are called for in certain situations, so if there is no God, then why do we have color? it doesn't make sense to me as to why we'd have any color if we just spawned from the atom, given that atoms can't think and that they just form together.
how we exist is irrelevant, I really couldn't care if I was made out of clay or an atomic structure.
Ma'am, your law argument is very, very full of holes. Yeah, I will tell you right now that humans are sinful creatures, believers and non-believers alike, and yes I did intentionally attack evolutionism, for it is a lie conceived to get people away from God (go ahead, tell me it hasn't worked) and by your logic, God creates evil...ma'am, you couldn't be more wrong. The only thing to come out of God is good, evil comes from the devil (d-evil), and we have been recreating it ever since. God doesn't make suffering, war, or anything else that is evil, but he does allow it to exist. Why? to make us stronger, to bring people together, to bring people to Him, and to show that there is some good out of evil...I'm not expecting anyone to believe me, but then again I can't force anyone to do so.
Now to the universe argument: I'm narrow minded for not considering the possibility that someone else created everything? The WORLD is too narrow minded to consider a God; besides, my beliefs have an answer as to how everything was made, but the world doesn't wanna buy it because they don't want God. "
I pointed out the flaw in your argument (which I clearly outlined in my previous post). Just cos something is beyond your comprehension, that does not mean that a god MUST exist, which is what you're asserting. Why are you not open to other possibilities? You also missed my question regarding colour and creationism: if God created everyone and everything, then why are some people colourblind and why do some animals see other waves in the spectrum (like owls and night vision)? Things like night/thermal vision are useful for humans, but we lack those abilities as useful as they are. 
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