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then where did that animal come from pastuer already proved spontaneous generation wrong already
Originally posted by redshirt0202
I'm going to make this short as it's already very late, so here it goes :
Assuming that Creationism is right and evolution is wrong, how do you (creationists) explain that we have found fossils of animals that have been living only in a certain time period and not before that time. What I'm trying to say is, where did that animal come from if it hadn't always existed?
Clearly it didn't pop up out of thin air, so my guess is it must have evolved from another animal.
Any thoughts on this?
im sorry you feel that way
Originally posted by Straight Razor
Creationism is nonsense. It is more a statement on the psychology of the believer than on reality.
Originally posted by Lookinglassman
Easy answer: The 6 days it took God to create everything could in reality have been 6 million or billion years to us humans. Time is nothing to God and billions of years mean nothing to Him. Yes, God could have created everything in 6 24 hour days, but He also could have done it in million of years, but the word "day" was used when the Bible was written.
that would make the singular pnt youre god and youre creator and where did he come from our god was created by himself this is possible by the science of Quantum mechanics
Originally posted by Lasheic
reply to post by atlasastro
Hey, the religious are'nt the only ones to claim that stuff just poofed into existence. How is the big bang theory any different to stuff just poofing into existences.
The Big Bang theory doesn't postulate that the universe and everything within just *poofed* into existence. We just don't know what happened before the Big Bang. There's really no way we can tell at this time, so it's usually just glossed over as an unanswered question. However we have observed that the universe is expanding at a phenomenal rate. So if it's expanding, then it must have been smaller in the past. Go back far enough, and it becomes a singular point.
That's all, really.
[edit on 14-6-2008 by Lasheic]
not all religious people do that i dont thinkk god is testing you with logical knoweledge i think your logic is 99.99% likely to fit the bible in its meant interpretation
Originally posted by dave420
reply to post by redshirt0202
If you ask a religious person a question that is designed to highlight a highly illogical situation, the answer is always some version of "God did it". When asked why, they will reply "God works in mysterious ways; it's not possible for us to understand".
That's why you can't have a decent conversation with a creationist about science, because they can point at the most rational, supported evidence, and say "That's God testing you, that is". It's no wonder the ignorance is so deeply ingrained - their only route out of ignorance is blocked by a massive bible. It must be so easy living in a world where if you don't understand something, just say "God did it", and then you don't have to bother learning anything.
Originally posted by Ferdane
How can you say that animals hadn't been living before a certain time? They must have come from something.. Like their mum and dad.. And evolution also supports this fact.
God only created the beginning for us all, like all plant species, animal species and humans, and from there we varied.
Originally posted by Eyemagistus
Reason and logic are meaningless to them. They have no understanding of evidence, science, or of the scientific method, and have no interest in learning it because they can only see it as a threat to their beliefs. Without the security blanket of those beliefs, they feel hopelessly lost and afraid.
[edit on 20-6-2008 by Eyemagistus]
Originally posted by Eyemagistus
This is not a debate, or even a discussion. It is a political jihad waged by religious psychotics against western civilization.
There is no difference between the mentality of fundamentalists of Christianity, Islam, or any other religion of the Big Black Book. They believe what they believe simply because they believe it. End of discussion. Nothing else is possible because they believe the Book itself is infallible and that they are also infallible merely because they believe in it..........
Reason and logic are meaningless to them. They have no understanding of evidence, science, or of the scientific method, and have no interest in learning it because they can only see it as a threat to their beliefs. Without the security blanket of those beliefs, they feel hopelessly lost and afraid.
Originally posted by wilsoncole
Then, according to Dawkins’ description, “a particularly remarkable molecule was formed by accident”—a molecule that had the ability to reproduce itself. Though admitting that such an accident was exceedingly improbable, he maintains that it must nevertheless have happened. Similar molecules clustered together, and then, again by an exceedingly improbable accident, they wrapped a protective barrier of other protein molecules around themselves as a membrane. Thus, it is claimed, the first living cell generated itself." (Creation, chap. 4 pp. 38-39 pars. 3-4)
Is this scientific fact? Do you think that Dawkins arrived at this conclusion by the "scientific method?"
Wilson.
Originally posted by Eyemagistus
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The most recent heinous attempt to destroy science education came from the Christian fanatics in the Oklahoma State legislature. HB 2633 proposed to make it illegal for a public school teacher to give any student a lower grade for giving test answers based on religion!
This monstrosity passed both houses and only the veto of a sane governor prevented this from becoming law.
See any problems?
HB 2633 regarding public schools — VETO MESSAGE...
www.gov.ok.gov...
Originally posted by Eyemagistus
Apparently there are no objections to genetic engineering when it serves Biblical prophecies:
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A perfect one has to be born and then, once that happens, it will be sacrificed and the temple will be ready to be built."
transcripts.cnn.com...
Do any of you Creationists even know who George Lemaitre was? Duh, the person who proposed the Big Bang theory, was really a Catholic priest! He even had the integrity to chastise the Pope for trying to use it to score political points!
en.wikipedia.org...
Another Catholic priest, Gregor Mendel, is the father of genetics! To believe in Biblical creationism, you must accept that we are descended from incest!
en.wikipedia.org...
[edit on 15-6-2008 by Eyemagistus]
Originally posted by Eyemagistus
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Scientists, including evolutionists, have no opinion on the existence or non-existence of any alleged God. Many scientists, including many evolutionist, are indeed religious people who see no conflict. It is purely a personal choice that may not be coerced.
No one has ever produced any evidence that can be tested one way or the other for a "God." It requires the wholesale abandonment of reason and logic, which happens to be the very cornerstone of western civilization.