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Originally posted by Arbitrageur
reply to post by Jezus
Regarding the video debunking the planet Mercury claims. I agree it comes off as a little insulting. However when one makes claims that the density of Mercury is impossible and scientists know exactly how that density IS indeed possible but someone has chosen to ignore or disregard that explanation without explaining why he's doing so, then yes one opens oneself up to ridicule and insults, as do those who blindly follow pseudoscientific beliefs that have major holes in them.
Originally posted by Stylez
Don't use homosexuals posing as priests to blame the Christian Church for their wanting to molest little boys. Blame that on their homosexual depravity. The Church job is only a method to have access to children and has nothing to do with "what they are"
[edit on 16-9-2009 by Stylez]
Originally posted by Jezus
Arguing complexity proves the need for a creator is completely illogical.
It may surprise you that I'm currently informally studying in prep for another degree: an Mphil, possibly starting research next year. It will be based around my current hypothesis that there is a "symbiotic" relationship between spirituality, psycho-acoustics & musical inspiration, beginning with a "chicken & egg" argument, my thesis will then present the research before I conclude. I may discover I'm wrong. Whatever, as long as I stick to logic & the scientific method, I'll have more letters to not bother putting after my name.
Originally posted by John Matrix
With all your degrees, why do you find the term scientific creationism so difficult to accept?
No it does not. You can repeat their claims until you are blue in the face, until a creationist can answer why, if evolution is wrong, creationism must be right, then all the scientific method in the world disagreeing with the interpretations supporting evolution do not amount to a science of creation. Its a fundamental matter of logic. Can you answer? I think maybe you just dont understand the jargon?
The term refers to scientists who use scientific methods (just like you defined for me) and apply those scientific methods to examine and interpret data, and demonstrate how their findings validates their hypothesis which is:
"In the beginning GOD created......."
Originally posted by John Matrix
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by John Matrix
It's impossible for even one branch of evolution, let alone the thousands of parallel evolutions that would have had to take place for us to have the thousands of so called evolved species.
Pray tell why this is impossible. You seem so confident stating this. When you are at it, explain prenatal development of human fetus featuring many features of predecessors of humans, as they stand in the evolutionary chain. Gills, tails and all.
The theory that the stages of human development is observed in the womb has been debunked long ago.
For instance, the Eustachian Tube, that connection from the throat to the middle ear, is the remnant of the first of the pharyngeal slits. Rarely, when the second one doesn't close all the way, newborns can be seen to have an opening on their neck
I learned that in science classes back in the early sixties. Never believed it then, and still don't.
Why am I so sure of what I speak of? I had a white light mystical experience 27 years ago, and at the same time I had a visit from a messenger(angel), a very large and powerful angel in the Divine Spiritual Kingdom.
Originally posted by Bunken Drum
Its not suprising since christianity in particular is heavily based on duality. De good vs de evil; flesh vs spirit; divine vs human; human vs animal etc.
John Matrix, are you ignoring me the old fashioned way, or people, did he say he put me on ignore? Come on, if there is such a thing as creation science, then its tenets must be composed of ideas that follow logically on from each to other. However, if the basic premises is inherently illogical, then ipso facto, the whole thing is unscientific.
Originally posted by John Matrix
Believe that you were a fish in the womb, then became a chicken, then became....bla...bla...bla.
Believe that you were a fish in the womb, then became a chicken, then became....bla...bla...bla.
Originally posted by John Matrix
I'm not ignoring you, I explained the existence of creation science. It involves scientists using all the methods that scientists use to observe and tell us how the evidences supports their Theory.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by John Matrix
Believe that you were a fish in the womb, then became a chicken, then became....bla...bla...bla.
So you are saying that all those pictures of fetuses published in print or on the Web are fakes? Interesting...
There are many philosophies & even religions which either dispute or take a much less rigid approach to many of the dualities you or I mentioned. For whatever good or ill, Western civilisation is heavily influenced by the christian approach to them, which is rigid, & pervasive. That you yourself believe such are a matter of existance not perspective just shows how pervasive.
It's not just Christianity that shows us dualities. Law and order vs. chaos and confusion, right vs. wrong, good vs. bad, conscious vs. unconscious, awake vs. asleep, life vs. death....etc.
Duality exists because we exists.
No John, you repeated their claims, thats all. Until the logic hurdle is overcome, they are spurious claims.
I explained the existence of creation science. It involves scientists using all the methods that scientists use to observe and tell us how the evidences supports their Theory
Good find weedwhacker! I've never seen that before, but it seems consistent with evolution, and it reminds me of the vestigal limbs found in some whales. The article says that two-headed snakes are a more common mutation but they don't last long because the 2 heads end up attacking each other, so I guess snakes aren't too bright. At least the Hensel sisters haven't had that same problem: www.bluemoonnews.com... This seems to be pretty strong support for mutations (part of the theory of evolution), but I've never seen how creation science explains these types of mutations.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by John Matrix
Well, explain this:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
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Originally posted by LightFantastic
Originally posted by John Matrix
I'm not ignoring you, I explained the existence of creation science. It involves scientists using all the methods that scientists use to observe and tell us how the evidences supports their Theory.
The difference between the "scientists" you mention and real scientists is that real scientists don't start knowing what the answer is going to be.