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Originally posted by mainidh
reply to post by tinfoilman
This is my point.
You argue FOR evolution, but with the caveat that there MUST still be the originator.
I disagree. Not when it comes to natural evolution. All it takes is external influence. The human species is abundant with traits that reflect the regions they evolved in.
A friggen banana being grown a certain way over a millennia, defines this.
So, in the crop where you get your banana, where is the original one? Why can't I buy a banana that was like it was 2000 years ago? Why are they all the genetically same crop that was introduced when we first started cultivating them?
There is no banana missing link... It's somewhere else porbably so insignificant due to it's insignificant role in evolution (accompanied with mankind) that it looks like a damn nut!
You're asking where is the evolutionary ancestor to prove the claim of evolution.
Where is this master banana, then?
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Originally posted by boncho
reply to post by tinfoilman
If the creator built one primate and wanted to make another type of primate, would an intelligent creator start completely over, or would he work with what he had already accomplished like programmers do today?
This thread, and most creationist theories aren't about a general creator and how it would relate to the scientific discoveries of man. They are all based off of some religious text that supposedly was passed to man from god. (Judging by the psalms in the OP, this one is favorable of the bible) Unfortunately, all the religious texts were written by man and nearly all of them make absolutely no sense, or they directly contradict scientific discovery.
Soooo.....
The only way you can argue creationism is by leaving the bible et al out of the equation.
Originally posted by Cyberdaz
Religion has holy texts and faith as evidence. Atheism has scientific knowledge as evidence. If we are totally honest with ourselves, neither has the ability to explain the actual origins of the universe or what, if anything, happens after death. It is that simple. Everybody has the right to hold a belief in their heart, but only once we are dead will we perhaps know the answer. The only common feature in this endless debate is ego. Strip from the debate this ego, and perhaps we can all accept that the universe is a wonderful and mysterious place, and fighting over a truth that cannot be discovered simply keeps great minds from banding together.
Originally posted by Crutchley29
Check this out.
Now please take your creationist nonsense elsewhere.
Oh. And please, using the bible as anything but exaggerated tales of long since past events in our history is a sad waste, you can provide no evidence to prove it's validity when compared with our modern understanding of science.
edit on 23-3-2012 by Crutchley29 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by tinfoilman
reply to post by EnochWasRight
Yes I am also aware of the creationist idea of adaptation as well. I'm fine with the idea of both evolution and adaptation, but the point is we still don't know everything and there are still questions to be asked about the whole process regardless of which you believe.
I'm not against evolution, but point out there's still unanswered question and everyone calls you a creationist, which I personally am not a literal creationist lol. But it's strange because we know all the biologists go back to work everyday to answer more questions. So there must still be questions right? They haven't all retired right?
But try asking one on the forums and it's an immediate ad hominem from atheists attacking you for being a creationist lol. Like nope, I'm not. Just talking about the new stuff we're finding out.edit on 23-3-2012 by tinfoilman because: (no reason given)
The best you can do is blend the intelligent design idea with evolution in order to claim that a God influenced evolution or perhaps even created the system by which evolution was possible. Evolution is a fact of biology, allele's vary in frequency from generation to generation, each generation is slightly different, and this compounds over millions of years.
Originally posted by EnochWasRight
No chance of that. 666 is Carbon. It has 6 protons, 6 electrons and 6 neutrons. See there. Science just verified religion.
You cannot make this assertion with credibility apart from demonstration. Provide an example. The Bible cannot be show to be inaccurate with a comparison to modern science.
No. It's a theory, not a fact.
Read my last few posts and I demonstrate a scratch on the surface of all the proof that the Bible holds.
Have you watched the evidence presented on ATS for the presence of "those who from heaven to earth come?" We have evidence that contact was made at our inception. Have you read Enoch I? More evidence
Have you read the Bible for all it's worth?
Check it out before you end your future with ignorance
Science lack grace with truth. It needs only to look at consciousness as the third aspect of light. Light is a trinity of particle, wave and consciousness. It's a creative design to a meaningful end.
If you can't get the picture the light creates from the word of God, you will be lost in the darkness.
Originally posted by EnochWasRight[/i
LOOK and find. The truth is not visible to the eyes. Only to the mind of the one who seeks.
Originally posted by Scamy1
Could it not be argued that the presents of god within our social enviroments have been one of the most profound catalists in our evolution as human beings?
Originally posted by windword
How about all those animals on the Ark. How did Jonah survive 3 days in the belly of a whale? .
Originally posted by windword
Virgin birth anyone?
Originally posted by windword
Resurrection of dead people........I could go on.
Originally posted by EnochWasRight
Design is the obvious part of the thing we observe. Both of your arguments are moot if we know the excluded middle.