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Survival of the fittest!
The march of improvement consequent of the introduction of Christianity throughout the South Seas probably stands by itself in the records of history.
If evolution has taken place, there will its marks be found; if it has not taken place, there will be its refutation.
1. FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS: Energy or mass are
neither created nor destroyed. Energy and mass cannot originate
from nothing, by natural processes. The universe could not have
begun itself. EVOLUTION SAYS matter and energy created
itself from nothing.
2. BIOGENESIS: Life comes ONLY from life. This tells us that
life cannot and never did originate by natural processes.
EVOLUTION SAYS life originated from non-life.
3. SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS: With time, a
closed system (like our universe) will become more random and
disordered. Things wear out and break down. Ask any engineer
or home owner. EVOLUTION SAYS the universe began as
disorder (the big bang) and became orderly over time.
4. CAUSE AND EFFECT: An observed event can be traced to
an event that preceded it. EVOLUTION believes in NO ‘First
Cause’ for the universe.
Originally posted by FreedomCommander
4. CAUSE AND EFFECT: An observed event can be traced to
an event that preceded it. EVOLUTION believes in NO ‘First
Cause’ for the universe.
4 laws ignored by a man of... somewhat character.
But if this is true, then this would mean a lot of things, such as "Human race wasn't a late comer"?
But in a nutshell, those that have this kind of mindset, are people that believe there was no beginning. This would also include something like free-murder, free-rape, free-plundering, free in a respect that there are no consequences.
Originally posted by FreedomCommander
3. SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS: With time, a
closed system (like our universe) will become more random and
disordered. Things wear out and break down. Ask any engineer
or home owner.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
What was before that has little consequences since it was outside of our universe.
edit on 16-7-2013 by Xtrozero because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
I think we have to be cautious with making such claims because the origin of the big bang could lead us more closer to the origin of all creation which means not necessarily simply a big explosion, but something scientists would not even dare to imagine or understand considering our current level of understanding of this matrix as it is.
What would be the consequence of such revelation is a whole another debate, but sometimes, going farther than we thought we could can lead to incredible discovery e.g. discovery of the Americas more than 500 years ago.
Originally posted by FreedomCommander
1. FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS: Energy or mass are
neither created nor destroyed. Energy and mass cannot originate
from nothing, by natural processes. The universe could not have
begun itself. EVOLUTION SAYS matter and energy created
itself from nothing.
2. BIOGENESIS: Life comes ONLY from life. This tells us that
life cannot and never did originate by natural processes.
EVOLUTION SAYS life originated from non-life.
3. SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS: With time, a
closed system (like our universe) will become more random and
disordered. Things wear out and break down. Ask any engineer
or home owner. EVOLUTION SAYS the universe began as
disorder (the big bang) and became orderly over time.
4. CAUSE AND EFFECT: An observed event can be traced to
an event that preceded it. EVOLUTION believes in NO ‘First
Cause’ for the universe.
To me, it's a lie.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
I think we have to be cautious with making such claims because the origin of the big bang could lead us more closer to the origin of all creation which means not necessarily simply a big explosion, but something scientists would not even dare to imagine or understand considering our current level of understanding of this matrix as it is.
What would be the consequence of such revelation is a whole another debate, but sometimes, going farther than we thought we could can lead to incredible discovery e.g. discovery of the Americas more than 500 years ago.
Maybe there was time, but who knows? The thing which is responsible for the big bang but maybe before this event which happened many billions years ago time existed but was not necessarily calculated the same way as it is right now here on earth.
Thruthsek3r
I don't think you fully appreciate what the term outside of our universe really means. People naturally want to know what caused the big bang, and the simple answer is nothing: not because there was a mysterious state of nothing before the big bang, but because time itself began then – that is, there was no time "before" the big bang.
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
I think we have to be cautious with making such claims because the origin of the big bang could lead us more closer to the origin of all creation which means not necessarily simply a big explosion, but something scientists would not even dare to imagine or understand considering our current level of understanding of this matrix as it is.
What would be the consequence of such revelation is a whole another debate, but sometimes, going farther than we thought we could can lead to incredible discovery e.g. discovery of the Americas more than 500 years ago.
I don't think you fully appreciate what the term outside of our universe really means. People naturally want to know what caused the big bang, and the simple answer is nothing: not because there was a mysterious state of nothing before the big bang, but because time itself began then – that is, there was no time "before" the big bang.
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by thruthseek3r
I think we have to be cautious with making such claims because the origin of the big bang could lead us more closer to the origin of all creation which means not necessarily simply a big explosion, but something scientists would not even dare to imagine or understand considering our current level of understanding of this matrix as it is.
What would be the consequence of such revelation is a whole another debate, but sometimes, going farther than we thought we could can lead to incredible discovery e.g. discovery of the Americas more than 500 years ago.
I don't think you fully appreciate what the term outside of our universe really means. People naturally want to know what caused the big bang, and the simple answer is nothing: not because there was a mysterious state of nothing before the big bang, but because time itself began then – that is, there was no time "before" the big bang.
Maybe there was time, but who knows? The thing which is responsible for the big bang but maybe before this event which happened many billions years ago time existed but was not necessarily calculated the same way as it is right now here on earth.
Thruthsek3r
Thermodynamics is a branch of natural science concerned with heat and its relation to energy
Originally posted by FreedomCommander
Now take the idea of granite rocks and combine it with Polonium-218, which has a half-life of 3 minutes.