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Actually, I never said anything about which god is and isn't validated.
If this is what you mean by adaptation or evolution, then fine, you can believe in God as well, the real one in the Bible that is.
The Bible is the only book on the planet that tells us where these pagan gods come from and who they really are.
The Bible "validates" all other gods as fallen angels and devils disguising themselves as forces of nature.
originally posted by: BlackManINC
originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: BlackManINC
If this is what you mean by adaptation or evolution, then fine, you can believe in God as well, the real one in the Bible that is.
hey, if the biblical god is validated, so is every other god in history. whatever happened to seniority? surely the same arguments that make the abrahamic deity viable would also make zeus, odin, osiris, and brahma all equally as viable...you cant just pick and choose who is excepted from what rule. otherwise you ruin the illusion of authenticity.
oops, too late.
Actually, I never said anything about which god is and isn't validated. The Bible is the only book on the planet that tells us where these pagan gods come from and who they really are. The Bible "validates" all other gods as fallen angels and devils disguising themselves as forces of nature. This is the one thing that every other false god on earth have in common with each other. The real God Yahweh, is pure spirit and cannot be compared to anything in our created little sphere of existence, this is how you know that Yahweh is the one true God, before you even get to the archaeological evidence validating the Bible as a historical document.
originally posted by: Pardon?
There's little doubt that the Bible is an historical document.
The doubt is whether it should be taken literally.
originally posted by: borntowatch
Mars meteors with fossils, yeah right.
Fake missing link bones.
Its endless.
Evolution, holier than thou, holier than all.
www.nwcreation.net...
but hey I know, dont read anything that challenges your faith, it could corrupt your soul.
originally posted by: TechUnique
This.
What they don't understand is that they themselves are the ones blindly following.
I can almost guarantee most of them have never even contributed to the publishing of a peer reviewed paper on the topic, let alone made any sort of discovery or original idea that has been adopted or accepted by this 'community' they talk of.
This community is often completely divided anyway, bickering with each other over nonsense.
The fact of the matter is, when you've got naive people, presenting other naive people false information, based on false scientific practices and wild assertions and jumps of logic... you can NEVER argue with with. They will literally just laugh you off because you believe in something they believe to be impossible because their FALSE theory told them so.
originally posted by: ManFromEurope
a reply to: BlackManINC
Oh come on and don't be a sour puss.. He was right, you know? Your posting was indeed something.. special.
The part of "rocks into fish" by a magic wand - that was good! Even a small bit of truth in it, if a rock might be some sample of earths minerals, which might add with some other elements up to a aeozeon.
Only the part about reptiles who changed to birds (about right) and mammals (nope) was really wrong, indeed.
Lets start at the beginning: the beginning of life didn't rely on evolution.
originally posted by: BlackManINC
According to the evolutionist, the beginning of life relied on the evolution of amino acids into proteins, so yes evolution does rely on the origin of life,
that is what the so called Rosetta Mission is really all about, to prove abiogenesis by panspermia.
So these heathens will claim evolution has nothing to do with it when its convenient for them.
Like anyone with a disingenuous motive, they talk out of both sides of their mouth. Evolution either is or isn't about the origin of life, you can't have it both ways.
originally posted by: peter vlar
originally posted by: BlackManINC
According to the evolutionist, the beginning of life relied on the evolution of amino acids into proteins, so yes evolution does rely on the origin of life,
Which "evolutionist" stated this? It's absolute BS and you know it is. Provide a citation or withdraw your constant fallacious lies because once again you misrepresent science in order to slander it. It's disingenuous and petty and that type of rhetoric is what got your Rosetta thread closed down.
that is what the so called Rosetta Mission is really all about, to prove abiogenesis by panspermia.
Your grip on reality is as weak as your grip on science and manners. Abiogenesis and Panspermia are two completely separate hypothesis. It's an either or scenario they are not conjoined. Not that you care because you couldn't make up your irrational arguments if you had to learn the actual science. I genuinely feel sorry for you that you live your life with such terribly bitter sentiments towards people who are trying to understand the world and universe around them.
So these heathens will claim evolution has nothing to do with it when its convenient for them.
No, it's what people who study anthropology and biological processes always say. Again, show some citations. You can't expect anyone to take you remotely serious wen you just throw random sentences together without any thought. You seriously need to support your statements and provide proper citations or admit you make it up on the fly.
Like anyone with a disingenuous motive, they talk out of both sides of their mouth. Evolution either is or isn't about the origin of life, you can't have it both ways.
Oh sweet irony. Were you able to type the sentence about talking out both sides of your mouth with a straight face? Because that's your basic MO in every post you make. Evolution absolutely is NOT about the origins of life. I'm not sure where you got that idea from but it's not even remotely true. Evolution is about the sum of genetic mutations and morphological changes that organisms undergo over time.Evolution is a scientific fact. It happens, has happened and is happening right now. Refusing to acknowledge science and reality doesn't make it any less true. Abiogenesis and Panspermia are hypothesis. Nothing more. The only disingenuous motives in seeing are yours because you keep fabricating statements while preaching at the heathens from your impervious ivory tower of arrogance. It's ridiculous at this point.
originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: BlackManINC
You do realize that evolution says absolutely nothing about where the first life came from right? Evolution is about life evolving from one form to another, usually to a more complex form suited to the enviroment it is in.
The origin of life (abiogenisis or proteogenisis) is something else completely. Similarly the Big bang has zero to do with evolution.
It really gets tiresome when evolution deniers don't actually know what they are arguing against. I am aware of what IDers and Creationists believe, please have the courtesy to do the same eh?
Chemical evolution at the primitive prebiotic level may have proceeded toward increased diversity and complexity by the adjacent possible process (originally proposed by Kauffman). Once primitive self-replicating systems evolved, they could continue evolution via Eigen's hypercycles, and by Prigogine's emergence of order at the far-from-the equilibrium, non-linear systems. We envisage a gradual transition from a complex pre-life system, which we call the transition zone. In this zone we find a mixture of complex chemical cycles that reproduce and secure energy. Small incremental changes in the structure and organization of the transition zone eventually lead to life. However, the chemical systems in this zone may or may not lead to life. It is possible that the transition to life might be the result of an algorithm. But, it is uncertain whether an algorithm could be applied to the systems in which chance plays a role.
originally posted by: BlackManINC
Abiogenesis today in fact is referred to as 'chemical evolution', the report below being a shining example. It doesn't matter how well one can or can't explain how the first living entity could evolve, because if you can't explain how it got there in the fist place, then your whole theory is dead in the water. Evolution is used to describe anything from the slightest sign of change within a species to molecules to man. They realize they can't explain abiogenesis on earth, so they are now throwing the theory of evolution into outer space to prove it.
Like I said, they talk out of both sides of their waste orifice.
originally posted by: peter vlar
originally posted by: BlackManINC
Abiogenesis today in fact is referred to as 'chemical evolution', the report below being a shining example. It doesn't matter how well one can or can't explain how the first living entity could evolve, because if you can't explain how it got there in the fist place, then your whole theory is dead in the water. Evolution is used to describe anything from the slightest sign of change within a species to molecules to man. They realize they can't explain abiogenesis on earth, so they are now throwing the theory of evolution into outer space to prove it.
And yet you still don't see the Forrest for the trees. Modern Evolutionary Synthesis refers only to biological evolution. The field of study only begins once the first simple life has appeared on earth. It has nothing to do with chemical evolution. They are two seperate processes and fields of study. All you're doing is quote mining.
Are you next going to try to claim that evolution covers cosmology as well because astronomers use the phrase Cosmological Evolution to describe aspects of the universe or Stellar Evolution to describe different aspects of a stars life cycle? You are conflating two seperate processes and fields of study and haven't really got a grasp on any of the basics.
Like I said, they talk out of both sides of their waste orifice.
yes, those who are devoted to creationism and deny science when convenient do indeed engage in that.