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Originally posted by sizzle
reply to post by riley
Hi riley!
I stated in my post, that I would be looking for that link to support my statement. Am doing so now.
And it was thanks to you, that we have decided to expand this discussion to widen our field of discussion here. It was you who opened my eyes to the need to do that. So just be patient, and I will see if I can find that link. Hope you are having a great day. [
Originally posted by sizzle
Would also like to add that since the discovery of DNA in recent years, further studies and testing has pretty much proven that evolution would be an impossibility, because it would cause horrible mutations. But yet, so many ppl still cling to the hope that they belong to the monkey family.
Humans share a common ancestor with chimpanzees, not monkeys. DNA replication results in genetic mutation every once in a while, through natural selection the beneficial mutations create new and stronger species. I don't understand, have any fundamentalist Christians passed high school Biology Class?
Correct me if I am wrong, please. But are not monkeys in the chimpanzee family?
And in answer to your final question, I don't really consider myself in a box of fundamentalist Christianity, but I can answer that I made straight A's in Biology.
Originally posted by sizzle
Would everyone agree that Einstein is a scientist?
Is everyone familiar with the Theory of Relativity?
If your answers are yes, then you must realize, that here is where Einstein became convinced that there had to be a Master Creator.
And if you say, "Well, that was only a theory!"
Then you have to admit that what Darwin had, was only a theory.
Would also like to add that since the discovery of DNA in recent years, further studies and testing has pretty much proven that evolution would be an impossibility, because it would cause horrible mutations. But yet, so many ppl still cling to the hope that they belong to the monkey family.
I will see if I can find a link on that, as I was just reading about it.
Also, it wasn't too long ago, that the NY Times published an article about a fossil skeleton that they uncovered, which also dashed the hopes of evolution.
[edit on 10-2-2008 by sizzle]
Originally posted by AshleyD
Have a ball. Or, Dedicated to Riley and anyone else looking for unbiased sources: CLICK HERE. Whichever one makes you happy. I've never seen that site mention anything about Jesus or God. Simply, a designer. Moving along...
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
honestly, sizzle, if you want to prove that there's a conspiracy of atheists, you're going to have to point out the group.
the largest group of atheists i can find is American Atheists...it has 2,200 members.*
not exactly something that could overthrow Christianity, is it?
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
not exactly something that could overthrow Christianity, is it?
can you please point us to the group that is attempting the overthrow?
[edit on 2/11/08 by madnessinmysoul]
why is it that nobody replies to me when i'm completely on topic?
honestly, sizzle, if you want to prove that there's a conspiracy of atheists, you're going to have to point out the group.
the largest group of atheists i can find is American Atheists...it has 2,200 members.*
*edit: i was wrong, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is actually the largest group with 11,000 members...but it isn't clear that all members of the FFRF are atheists, as many of other religious viewpoints support their view on Constitutional separation of Church and State
Originally posted by sizzle
reply to post by riley
Riley,
I believe that if you will look closely, you will see a question mark at the end of the thread title. Which makes it a question and not an accusation.
Is There A Conspiracy Of Atheists To Overthrow Christianity?
You seem to have a way of twisting everything that I say to you, no matter how I say it,
so there will be no further communication between us in this thread.
There is no way that you could possibly have thought that I was accusing you of anything and I will not be goaded into a fight.
Is There A Conspiracy Of Atheists To Overthrow Christianity?
Originally posted by idle_rocker
Genetically we are related to monkeys and to other primates. That DNA you think proves evolution impossible proved this beyond a doubt some time ago.
Originally posted by TheB1ueSoldier
It spews hatred, intolerance, and racism among other things. You can argue all day and night that Christianity is a religion about love, but in the end, It's Christianity that gives Christianity a bad rap. Have you read your own bible
if I don't believe in Your God then I will burn in Your Hell.
DNA replication results in genetic mutation every once in a while, through natural selection the beneficial mutations create new and stronger species.
I don't understand, have any fundamentalist Christians passed high school Biology Class?
en.wikipedia.org...
There is a wide range of scholarly definitions of the word "myth". In its broadest academic sense, the word "myth" simply means a traditional story. However, many scholars restrict the term "myth" to sacred stories. [11] Professional folklorists often go farther: by the classic definition used by folklorists, myths are "tales believed as true, usually sacred, set in the distant past or other worlds or parts of the world, and with extra-human, inhuman, or heroic characters". [12]
If "myth", narrowly defined, must be both sacred and "believed as true", then the most clear-cut examples of Christian mythology come from Christian scripture and from the richly-developed hagiographic tradition, with its miraculous wonders. Most Christians consider Biblical stories not just sacred but also true, at least in some sense. (Whether all Biblical stories are literally true is a matter of disagreement among Christians. For a discussion of the debate, see Biblical literalism.)
Note that the term "mythology" does not encompass all of the Christian scriptures. Because a myth is a traditional story, non-narrative scriptures or portions of scripture (e.g., proverbs, theological writings) are not themselves "myths".
Originally posted by Conspiriology
You are assuming she has another one? I mean different from the one you can dis contextualize data without the slightest introspection for honesty regarding the culture when written or for the consequences you seem to be blaming the same GOD that makes the consequence a non issue but it would kill you to believe it.