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Your futile attempt at making me look ignorant has resulted in a complete and total failure.
Originally posted by johngrissom
I know you will not have the answer, so don't reply back. I just wanted to make you look ignorant.
I did not claim to have any proof of anything at all, dummy. I said nothing definitive nor conclusive. I clearly used the words 'possibly' & 'may'.
Originally posted by johngrissom
Originally posted by BrokenCircles
That proves nothing at all. Wait about a million years before opening that jar of peanut butter, and you may possibly get different results.
Your comment proves nothing.
Evolution is constant, and without limitations.
Originally posted by johngrissom
So, why does it take millions of years for life to evolve when energy is the must abundant thing in life?
Originally posted by gangstersoflove
reply to post by evc1shop
"Okay, so if we go the "man was created" route instead of evolution route.... who created the god that created the man?"
Seriously, mate, you're going to have to do a lot better than that idiotic question if you want a serious response.
Originally posted by gangstersoflove
reply to post by SpearMint
.....Furthermore, all this dating business has been over and over again shown to be virtually useless......
Yes, it is true that names do represent something or someone, but that in no way proves that the something actually exists in a physical form.
Originally posted by spy66
You do know that God is just a name?
A name represents something or someone. Do you know what the name God represents. It must be something physical.
Originally posted by BrokenCircles
reply to post by spy66
Yes, it is true that names do represent something or someone, but that in no way proves that the something actually exists in a physical form.
Originally posted by spy66
You do know that God is just a name?
A name represents something or someone. Do you know what the name God represents. It must be something physical.
I will keep it simple, and just say 'Santa Clause', but if I wanted, I could ramble on for hours and hours telling you things that do in fact have a name, but do not now, nor have they ever, actually existed.
Originally posted by gangstersoflove
reply to post by solomons path
Do you think that our finite logic / reasoning is able to perceive the ways of God? Must everything God does come within the realms of our logic. I would think not! Is not God far above his creation in every way? I would think so.
That's laughable! You seriously think that the genome proves evolution. You've been listening to the wrong people.
"Science by it's very nature is open minded..." Um, no no no. Guess again. Science is the endeavor to explain the natural world to the exclusion of God. God has NO part in science. What if God did create everything as the Bible says? How 'open minded' is your science when it wont even consider God's involvement in creation?
Originally posted by SunLife
Lord God
"I am the Alpha and the Omega--the beginning and the end," says the Lord God. "I am the one who is, who always was, and who is still to come--the Almighty
Originally posted by SunLife
Lord God
"I am the Alpha and the Omega--the beginning and the end," says the Lord God. "I am the one who is, who always was, and who is still to come--the Almighty
They do share some similar traits, but I only mentioned Santa Clause. I said nothing about that other character.
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by BrokenCircles
Yes, it is true that names do represent something or someone, but that in no way proves that the something actually exists in a physical form.
I will keep it simple, and just say 'Santa Clause', but if I wanted, I could ramble on for hours and hours telling you things that do in fact have a name, but do not now, nor have they ever, actually existed.
Than i gather you don't know who or what God is. And never have. It makes me vonder how you can argue that God does not exist. When you have no clue.
If anything is a ramble, it is your argument.
Having a name does not necessitate having some sort of physical form. They are unrelated, and should not be used in conjunction with one another.
Originally posted by spy66
A name represents something or someone. Do you know what the name God represents. It must be something physical.
Originally posted by SunLife
Lord God
"I am the Alpha and the Omega--the beginning and the end," says the Lord God. "I am the one who is, who always was, and who is still to come--the Almighty