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Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Here is a simple question:
What percentage of knowledge has science (to date) accumulated to explain all there is to know?
It surely can't be 100%, let alone even 1%. It's more like .000000001%. So how can you vehemently deny claims like the OP's when you don't even know 100%? Let alone 1% of all there is to know?
You can't prove/disprove things which you don't even know about yet.edit on 11/16/2011 by CastleMadeOfSand because: (no reason given)
Well, at least we know how humans evolved (and that the Genesis account is 100% wrong)...but of course science doesn't have all the answers. But at least they're backing up their claims with objective evidence. Religion on the other hand is totally confusing "guessing" with "knowledge" and is often demonstrably wrong.
Well we DON'T know how humans evolved. Where is the missing link? So you DON'T know?
Again, you cannot disprove what you do not know. Who said anything about the scientific method? No doubt science backs up claims with evidence. That's common sense.
Don't lump all Christians into one group. That's like me saying science is no longer valid because 100's of scientists over the years have produced fraudulent results, manufactured evidence or outright hoaxed people, therefore, all science is deemed null and void. Make sense huh?
There is no such thing as a missing link, especially since DNA 100% confirms we evolved from species that are now extinct. It's not something up for debate unless you live in fairyland
The theory hasn't been debunked in over 150 years, and for crying out loud, we're actively using it in modern medicine to predict FUTURE outcomes accurately...something that also wouldn't be possible if the theory were wrong.
Do yourself a favor and at least read the basic Wiki article about human evolution, because you clearly don't know what you're talking about
Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by edmc^2
And once again you try to answer the questions science can't answer (yet) with "magic" (aka god of the gaps). Even after all those threads where people told you what an argument from ignorance that is.
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Where is your evidence to back up your claim? No links?
No such thing as a missing link? WOW! You are clueless.
Originally posted by Kryties
Originally posted by edmc^2
Of course they were created - we have ample evidence of their existence.
How does this fit with the bible timeline then? Why has the bible never mentioned them, considering they were around for the majority of Earth's history compared to us?
Question is why did they all of a sudden selectively disappear from the face of the earth?
Easy - a giant rock slammed into Earth and wiped them out. Those that survived were in a position to do so because of their size, hiding spots or genetic make-up. Funny though, I don't seem to remember mention of such a cataclysmic event that changed the course of Earth's history in the bible anywhere - they must have forgotten that part.edit on 16/11/2011 by Kryties because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Here is a simple question:
What percentage of knowledge has science (to date) accumulated to explain all there is to know?
It surely can't be 100%, let alone even 1%. It's more like .000000001%. So how can you vehemently deny claims like the OP's when you don't even know 100%? Let alone 1% of all there is to know?
You can't prove/disprove things which you don't even know about yet.edit on 11/16/2011 by CastleMadeOfSand because: (no reason given)
Well, at least we know how humans evolved (and that the Genesis account is 100% wrong)...but of course science doesn't have all the answers. But at least they're backing up their claims with objective evidence. Religion on the other hand is totally confusing "guessing" with "knowledge" and is often demonstrably wrong.
Well we DON'T know how humans evolved. Where is the missing link? So you DON'T know?
Again, you cannot disprove what you do not know. Who said anything about the scientific method? No doubt science backs up claims with evidence. That's common sense.
Don't lump all Christians into one group. That's like me saying science is no longer valid because 100's of scientists over the years have produced fraudulent results, manufactured evidence or outright hoaxed people, therefore, all science is deemed null and void. Make sense huh?
There is no such thing as a missing link, especially since DNA 100% confirms we evolved from species that are now extinct. It's not something up for debate unless you live in fairyland
The theory hasn't been debunked in over 150 years, and for crying out loud, we're actively using it in modern medicine to predict FUTURE outcomes accurately...something that also wouldn't be possible if the theory were wrong.
Do yourself a favor and at least read the basic Wiki article about human evolution, because you clearly don't know what you're talking about
Where is your evidence to back up your claim? No links? Anything? Wiki articles are the last place you would want to go to learn about anything. I can't believe you actually brought that crap in here.
No such thing as a missing link? WOW! You are clueless.
The burden of proof is now on your hands. Good luck with what little you have.
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Humans look designed...yet they don't need a designer because we KNOW how humans evolved.
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Here is a simple question:
What percentage of knowledge has science (to date) accumulated to explain all there is to know?
It surely can't be 100%, let alone even 1%. It's more like .000000001%. So how can you vehemently deny claims like the OP's when you don't even know 100%? Let alone 1% of all there is to know?
You can't prove/disprove things which you don't even know about yet.edit on 11/16/2011 by CastleMadeOfSand because: (no reason given)
Well, at least we know how humans evolved (and that the Genesis account is 100% wrong)...but of course science doesn't have all the answers. But at least they're backing up their claims with objective evidence. Religion on the other hand is totally confusing "guessing" with "knowledge" and is often demonstrably wrong.
Well we DON'T know how humans evolved. Where is the missing link? So you DON'T know?
Again, you cannot disprove what you do not know. Who said anything about the scientific method? No doubt science backs up claims with evidence. That's common sense.
Don't lump all Christians into one group. That's like me saying science is no longer valid because 100's of scientists over the years have produced fraudulent results, manufactured evidence or outright hoaxed people, therefore, all science is deemed null and void. Make sense huh?
There is no such thing as a missing link, especially since DNA 100% confirms we evolved from species that are now extinct. It's not something up for debate unless you live in fairyland
The theory hasn't been debunked in over 150 years, and for crying out loud, we're actively using it in modern medicine to predict FUTURE outcomes accurately...something that also wouldn't be possible if the theory were wrong.
Do yourself a favor and at least read the basic Wiki article about human evolution, because you clearly don't know what you're talking about
Where is your evidence to back up your claim? No links? Anything? Wiki articles are the last place you would want to go to learn about anything. I can't believe you actually brought that crap in here.
No such thing as a missing link? WOW! You are clueless.
The burden of proof is now on your hands. Good luck with what little you have.
LINK
Without the theory, we wouldn't have many antibiotics or anti-viral treatments. In short, you look a bit dumb claiming I'm clueless when it's obviously you who hasn't got the slightest clue about what he's talking about
Also, how about doing some research yourself? God knows (no pun intended) that you really need it
Originally posted by edmc^2
Well that just shows you that science doesn't have all the answers
and perhaps will never find out unless they include in the molecular equation a creator behind the most complex of all creations.
However painful it is to admit that a program requires a programmer, a design requires a designer - creation requires a Creator. All of the evidence discovered by science can attest to this fact.
Unfortunately there are things that are beyond our grasp, things that our limited minds (although advance) will not be able to unlock.
Again, you are linking Wikipedia. Do scientists refer to wiki when presenting evidence? NO. Who's a fool now?
Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by CastleMadeOfSand
Again, you are linking Wikipedia. Do scientists refer to wiki when presenting evidence? NO. Who's a fool now?
How about you switch on your brain and realize that the source articles are always listed on Wikipedia. All you have to do is click on the links
At least make an effort to deny ignorance
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Again, you are linking Wikipedia. Do scientists refer to wiki when presenting evidence? NO. Who's a fool now?
Originally posted by Kryties
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Again, you are linking Wikipedia. Do scientists refer to wiki when presenting evidence? NO. Who's a fool now?
Actually, according to my current Uni professor, Wiki is regarded much like the old Encyclopaedia Britannica's were - a good source of general information that covers the topics generally without going into detail. [color=gold]Wiki is regarded as a decent source, particularly when they have a long line of references under the pages to back up what the article talks about. One is discouraged from using Wikipedia in essays and other detailed text, but is fine for classroom or forum interaction on the Uni websites (I do Open Uni over the Internet).
So, now that you are aware that Wikipedia information can and is regarded as general truth, you want to stop being a smartass and front up with some evidence of your own?edit on 16/11/2011 by Kryties because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Kryties
reply to post by CastleMadeOfSand
He made the point of saying that at the bottom of the Wiki articles is a list of references, most of them are links that are clickable, that back up what the Wiki article says.
You looked at the word "Wikipedia" and discounted the rest of his post without looking at it.
Have you tried looking at the sources at the bottom of the article? (I haven't btw, I'm just asking if you bothered to look is all, or whether you just saw "Wikipedia" and immediately wrote it off).
Originally posted by Kryties
Considering the OP seems not to care about a summary, perhaps you could provide one? I refuse to watch simply because I don't want to waste time watching something that's been debunked a million times already.
So, want to prove me wrong? Summary please.
Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand
Your first post mentioned that you didn't even bother to watch the video? Same thing.
Originally posted by Kryties
Considering the OP seems not to care about a summary, perhaps you could provide one? I refuse to watch simply because I don't want to waste time watching something that's been debunked a million times already.
So, want to prove me wrong? Summary please.