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originally posted by: TzarChasm
It's a shame no one here can provide any empirical evidence of a global flood or a god of any kind.
with no hint of divine involvement.
originally posted by: edmc^2
Well, all I'm asking is an empirical evidence of an erratic - not an ASSUMPTION. Surely, with the technology we have today, and the know-how - it would be easy to demonstrate this thing. It should be as easy as these two vids below
And there's no need to make an ice age just to demonstrate the power of glaciation just as there's no need to flood the world to demonstrate and show the power of water.
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: TzarChasm
It's a shame no one here can provide any empirical evidence of a global flood or a god of any kind.
Chill dude. That is not the topic at hand. We are scrutinizing the current dogma, which should not be defended by saying there is a lack of another explanation. If a theory does not fit, it needs to be thrown out, rather than dragged along like a dead horse. To admit a theory is wrong opens the pursuit for more complete ideas.
with no hint of divine involvement.
What would suffice for you as evidence of God? If only God would send a messenger that demonstrated miraculous signs and even conquered the greatest fear of all humanity - death.... then for sure that would be a demonstration of Divine involvement. Or what would suffice for you?
originally posted by: cooperton
It is ashame that contemporary dogma no longer needs empirical evidence to remain, it is essentially the opposite of the true scientific method. If a current standing dogma can no longer match empirical data, it should be removed rather than held on to for convenience sake. Even worse is that better matching ideas are ignored because the old dogma are presumed to be based in facts, when it is often based in theoretical assumptions.
So many of the 100million/billion year old age dictates are assumptions that are based on other assumptions. Tragically, a cursory glance at these facets of science would make the looker assume that it is based in some sort of observable fact, when often it is not.
Chill dude. That is not the topic at hand. We are scrutinizing the current dogma, which should not be defended by saying there is a lack of another explanation. If a theory does not fit, it needs to be thrown out, rather than dragged along like a dead horse. To admit a theory is wrong opens the pursuit for more complete ideas.
What would suffice for you as evidence of God? If only God would send a messenger that demonstrated miraculous signs and even conquered the greatest fear of all humanity - death.... then for sure that would be a demonstration of Divine involvement. Or what would suffice for you?
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: TzarChasm
As for evidence of the divine, if the question needs to be asked, you wouldn't understand my answer.
I am genuinely interested. What would suffice for you as evidence of a higher intelligence / force / God?
originally posted by: Barcs
Testable evidence to support anything you just claimed would be a good start.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
A DNA sample would be nice.
A picture
maybe a fund raiser
or a magic show
or a peaceful protest
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: Barcs
Testable evidence to support anything you just claimed would be a good start.
It is the responsibility of the current standing theory to present evidence for its validity. The starting concentration for radioactive compounds used to date rocks is unknowable, and therefore based on assumptions. Show proof otherwise and defend your theory.
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: Barcs
Testable evidence to support anything you just claimed would be a good start.
It is the responsibility of the current standing theory to present evidence for its validity. The starting concentration for radioactive compounds used to date rocks is unknowable, and therefore based on assumptions. Show proof otherwise and defend your theory.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
A DNA sample would be nice.
Your perspective of God being a human would not really make sense. God can use humans as conduits, but the human body is by no means the totality of God
Or maybe a CNN interview, a book personally written and published.
This happened back around 0 AD and was recorded by many. We calibrated our calendar around this interview in which God manifested as a human was interviewed by all - from the homeless to the elite. Some of the interview is contained in the orthodox Bible, and more out-takes are present in the dead sea scrolls.
A picture
Lol what do you suppose God would look like? Visual perception is a small 400nm spectra on an endless electromagnetum spectrum.
maybe a fund raiser
Check the vast amounts of money donated by Christian communities over time.
or a magic show
Check the lives of the Saints
or a peaceful protest
Check the lives of the martyrs
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
what is the point of this thread ????????????
the OP premise purports to be
ice cannot do " A " only liquid water can
no evidence is presented
and the thread predictibly degenerates to creationist falacies
was there ever a point ?
originally posted by: Barcs
a reply to: cooperton
Sure, as soon as you give your worldwide flood source.
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: Barcs
a reply to: cooperton
Sure, as soon as you give your worldwide flood source.
Sources:
The Hebrews, The Chinese, The Incas, The Sumerians, The Greeks, The Hindus, etc, etc, etc
Your turn. How are we certain about the starting concentrations of radioactive samples used for dating rock?
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: TzarChasm
those are sources for several localized floods due to glacial melt and proximity to large bodies of water
No They all depict a catastrophic flood that almost wiped out the entirety of life on the planet