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you are trolling.
you literally posted a thread on how proud you are of not knowing the process,
Same crap everytime, you can't refute me so you resort to your
ole standby.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: randyvs
Same crap everytime, you can't refute me so you resort to your
ole standby.
i dont understand evolution.
this is your thread, all about your complete ignorance concerning evolutionary theory. willful, self-imposed ignorance i might add. its not like you never went to school or dont have access to the internet or dont have a bookstore in your town. you have chosen to not educate yourself and you persist in that decision. maybe because you think its lies, maybe because you dont care either way, but thats the truth here. and i call you a troll because even with this out in the open, you will continue to ask questions about evolution as though the answers matter at all in your eyes. they dont. its a closed account. but you like to watch people try, and thats the trollish part. i suspect some part of you giggles inside every time someone tries to teach you something about evolution and you just go "i dont think so, but lets see how stupid i can make you look". and it never really works, but you do it anyway, like its a test from heaven or something and you are eager to show off. i think a quick jaunt through that thread i linked will speak for itself.
but enough about you. the topic is "ask me anything about creationism" and im still not satisfied with "god created god" as an answer to "where did god come from". can we try that one again, op?
originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: scorpio84
...yeah, i wasted my time here, didnt i.
time for another refill.
originally posted by: scorpio84
originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: scorpio84
...yeah, i wasted my time here, didnt i.
time for another refill.
See my other thread if you were expecting a logical response from the creationist pov.
originally posted by: Agree2Disagree
originally posted by: TzarChasm
"where did god come from". can we try that one again, op?
Let me try a version of your question.
Where did "energy" come from?
A2D
originally posted by: scorpio84
originally posted by: MoshiachIusDei
originally posted by: scorpio84
a reply to: darkbake
Yes. Creation need not be in conflict with evolution. Evolution tells us how we got from point A to point B. Creationism tells us how we got to point A.
You are using only the linear literal interpretation to say that. To understand Genesis 1 fully you need to comprehend at least the dual aspect of God in a single plane. Here's something I threw together for someone else:
End of Days is the end of the seventh day in Gen 1 which has yet complete. Evolution is part of the creation process and is managed by God, the Ancient of Days. You wouldn't be ancient after seven literal days. This evolutionary creation stops at the End of Days.
Time isn't linear. It's spiraled. It has angle and distance. This is the face of the waters, a double whirlpool which looks like eyes. The first words are 'God created the heavens and the Earth', hence the double spiral.
The linear text is there to set a challenge. God wants His creation to challenge and reconcile the text as he develops. Few rise to the challenge, but hopefully that will change.
I'm trying to make things simple for the masses.
so then where did it come from? if it wasn't created...it must have always been...so that means that somethings don't require a creator...so that means that god doesn't necessarily require a creator either...he/she/it doesn't have to come from anywhere...just like that thing we call energy...
originally posted by: artistpoet
Science nor Religion can answer what caused Creation to happen ... alas
originally posted by: Agree2Disagree
a reply to: TzarChasm
checkmate? I'm not a creationist, but I do play chess...more like stalemate buddy.
A2D