Survey Results: Origins and Evolution

Originally posted by otie1
According to the polls were all monkeys.
Its a shame i.thought people on ats deny ignorance.

No...according to the poll we have a COMMON ANCESTOR with monkeys. Also, it shows that a lot of people don't actually know what the theory of evolution is

Hey all creationists (christian, ancient astronaut, etc.).



How do you explain the alignment?

It's precursor insulin polypeptide. At the top: human & chimp, the lowest is zebrafish, and the one above that is chicken. The others are wolf, cow, rat and mouse (if you care about the order check from genbank which is which).

Originally posted by otie1
According to the polls were all monkeys.
Its a shame i.thought people on ats deny ignorance.

So...what you you think we are? mudmen and ribwomen?

Originally posted by RevelationGeneration

Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by RevelationGeneration

 

How is that evidence???

You do realize chariots were transported BY BOAT all the time. And guess what, storm sunk ships back then...including ships with chariots on them. That's a much more logical explanation for the wheel than some magical creature "parting the sea". Why? Well, mostly because we've observed it happen in the past. We know for a FACT it happened.

So you would have to prove that this wheel ended up there because the sea were parted.

Somewhere in the Atlantic, there's a chess set deep down. But that doesn't mean someone parted the sea and whoever walked the route dropped a chess set...it means the Titanic sank and one of the things going over board was a chess set.

It's called LOGIC

That's funny, basically no amount evidence provided to you will convince you otherwise " because ive already got my mind made up - the atheist creddo".

Where on earth is this ship wrecked BOAT then, that you claim were transporting chariots across the dead sea??? Do you see how desperate you look.

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I hope you realize that a charriot could fall off in a storm without the boat actually sinking...again, a LOT more plausible than your magic hypothesis. Hell, we know it's happened before. Also, underwater, there's something called CURRENTS. So if something sinks, it doesn't necessarily stay at the same spot for thousands of years.

I can't believe we're even discussing this

Also, would you mind responding to the stuff we debunked? Like the whale story, which is impossible, or the claim that no cultures and language existed earlier than 3000BC, or that evolution hasn't been tested/observed.

We actively USE the theory in modern medicine, and to predict outcomes. How do you explain this to be possible if the theory is wrong?

reply to post by undo


It's used back and forth.

Same with God being used in different forms sometimes. The English translation really does blow sometimes. I'd rather just learn Arabic or Aramaic and read it in its purity. Future ventures I suppose.

Adam and Eve did speak in the single tense. Individuals talking from an individual sense, not as crowds. So they were real people.

reply to post by rhinoceros


Simple. Evolution. Why can't you be a creationist whom believes God used evolution as a tool like a paintbrush for an artist?

reply to post by Gorman91


North america can be found in the bible since its a continent of the world so i don't doubt its real. That's a cowardly argument which holds no merit.

In the beginning God created the heavens on the earth, to me its pretty simple... A person ether believes god created this process or that it was an accident and it just happened on its own.

By saying you believe in evolution its clear you do not really believe in God at all.

I'm done with you though, ill ignore you from now on since you have nothing to offer than that cowardly argument and your double think.

reply to post by MrXYZ


We haven't even explored any use of the wheel from SpongeBob SquarePants and
his many friends.
He certainly moves in mysterious ways.

reply to post by nenothtu


no problemo! glad to be of assistance.


anyway, now that 'we've' beaten that joke to death, time for another



www.youtube.com...

How about "humans are a product of hybridization between indigenous ape-man creatures and extra-terrestrial DNA"

How come that's not an option?

reply to post by RevelationGeneration

North america can be found in the bible since its a continent of the world so i don't doubt its real. That's a cowardly argument which holds no merit.

So you change your opinion now to fit your needs? God, you are truly not one of his in this regard. A Christian admits fault when he is wrong.

In the beginning God created the heavens on the earth, to me its pretty simple... A person ether believes god created this process or that it was an accident and it just happened on its own.

And I believe that God created it however he damn well please because he's God. The beauty of Scripture is that he leaves it open for you to go out and find proof, and we have, and it has made him all the more majestic and beautiful and glorification of a creator for it. Don't like the fact that I don't fall into either of your black and white categories? As Galileo probably once thought of saying to the Catholic church, suck my circumcised #$%^.

Oh and yes, I know that's not very Christian of me. But I think God will forgive me for that.

By saying you believe in evolution its clear you do not really believe in God at all.

Prove it.

I'm done with you though, ill ignore you from now on since you have nothing to offer than that cowardly argument and your double think.

This is how a non christian secretly says he has no way to prove himself right and he's lost the argument, but doesn't want to admit it.

reply to post by MrXYZ


Don't hold your breath on him responding. I'm still waiting for responses regarding observed instances of speciation and the numerous transitional fossils we have discovered, among other things. I also doubt I'll see a response to the fact that the "wheel" was discovered by an amateur archaeologist with a questionable background and that others who have dived in the area have said that there's a lot of coral that looks like wheels.

Originally posted by MrXYZ

I hope you realize that a charriot could fall off in a storm without the boat actually sinking...again, a LOT more plausible than your magic hypothesis. Hell, we know it's happened before. Also, underwater, there's something called CURRENTS. So if something sinks, it doesn't necessarily stay at the same spot for thousands of years.

Actually there are no currents in the dead sea, ever wondered why its called "The Dead Sea"..

Keep looking for the most complicated explanation though that's all you atheist's can do because your full of crap.

The most simple answer is usually the correct answer, and in this case those chariots wheels were found right near the place the event was said to have taken place, whats the chance of that happening like 1 in a million.

Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by rhinoceros

 

Simple. Evolution. Why can't you be a creationist whom believes God used evolution as a tool like a paintbrush for an artist?

You can, I don't care. Just, don't quite understand how you can accept evolution and the making man from dirt and woman from a rib story at the same time..

Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by RevelationGeneration

 

How is that evidence???

Wouldn't bother
that stuff is "found" by Ron Wyatt...a known hoaxter

a bit about him:

Much of this eRumor is based on the findings of Ron Wyatt, a colorful and controversial amateur archeologist who claimed to have found Noah's ark, the Biblical Ark of the Covenant, the location of Sodom And Gomorrah, the Tower of Babel, the true site of Mt. Sinai, the true site of the crucifixion of Jesus, and the original stones of the Ten Commandments. He was a passionate and sincere man, according to his supporters, but his critics abound and scientists and archeologists regarded him as an untrained maverick at best and there are some who regarded his as a fraud. Wyatt died from cancer in 1999.

Take that Indiana Jones, this guy found all but God! of course none of his findings are reviewed, or available, etc...I am sure you can understand.

As far as the pictures..well, take a good look, thats all you will ever see...thats it, just some pictures of a wheel like thing underwater somewhere...no viewing it today, etc.
Plenty of people are in the red sea yanking up coral and calling it X...of course, its all just coral.

Originally posted by avatar01
How about "humans are a product of hybridization between indigenous ape-man creatures and extra-terrestrial DNA"

How come that's not an option?

If this is what you want to believe. The thing is thou, that genetics absolutely 100% falsifies it.

Originally posted by rhinoceros

Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by rhinoceros

 

Simple. Evolution. Why can't you be a creationist whom believes God used evolution as a tool like a paintbrush for an artist?

You can, I don't care. Just, don't quite understand how you can accept evolution and the making man from dirt and woman from a rib story at the same time..

That's because he's a very confused individual with multiple personality disorder.

reply to post by rhinoceros


God can do whatever the hell he wants to. For all we know, our ape-like ancestors did go extinct about 50,000 years ago, and God came down, and resurrected us from the mud and ash of our death. God doesn't follow the same timeline as us, so why is that not possible?

After all, humans existed in this form for 200,000 years, but our minds didn't evolve until somewhere between 70,00 to 40,000 years ago. That's a whole 150,000 years of us pretty much being as we are today, but just ever so slightly dumb.

Originally posted by RevelationGeneration

Originally posted by MrXYZ

I hope you realize that a charriot could fall off in a storm without the boat actually sinking...again, a LOT more plausible than your magic hypothesis. Hell, we know it's happened before. Also, underwater, there's something called CURRENTS. So if something sinks, it doesn't necessarily stay at the same spot for thousands of years.

Actually there are no currents in the dead sea, ever wondered why its called "The Dead Sea"..

Keep looking for the most complicated explanation though that's all you atheist's can do because your full of crap.

The most simple answer is usually the correct answer, and in this case those chariots wheels were found right near the place the event was said to have taken place, whats the chance of that happening like 1 in a million.

edit on 30-8-2011 by RevelationGeneration because: (no reason given)

No, the simple answer is that the guy was a fraud
and he was...feel free to google his name btw
Ron Wyatt

I am sure lying in the name of god is forgivable though, right?

reply to post by RevelationGeneration


Or maybe just very well knowing.