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Originally posted by jacygirl
I opened this thread initially because I'm sitting here with a toothache, waiting for the dentist's office to open....lol!!
After 26 pages of arguing....I'm jumping in.
As a small child one day I blurted out, "We were created to evolve." (I've always believed this.)
Created by what? The Big Bang? A God? Aliens? I don't know.
Neither do any of you.
Where did you learn your religion? From other people.
Where did you learn your science? From other people.
Who wrote the Bible? Other people.
How did we learn about God (or the gods)? Other people.
Who tells us what we need to do to be healthy? Other people.
I have stopped believing what 'other people' tell me, most of the time.
When it comes to....how we got here...and where we came from....we still really don't know, do we?
If we don't know, then why do we argue?
Why do we kill each other over whose God is better or more real?
Argh! Toothache. Who's gonna fix it? Other people. People who will shortly be ridding me of my pain, while telling me to use more fluoride. Gotta love other people.
jacygirl
Originally posted by noissucnoc16
reply to post by Barcs
If dogs were to have small talk would they say that this house or dog collar or chew toy was not created by a higher intelligence because of the flaws
What does the theory of evolution need to explain?
If a theory says that humans have come into existence by evolutionary processes, the theory must be also be able to explain how the following came into being.
1. The sun and the earth (Without a planet and a star there can be no first cell.)
2. The first self-replicating (living) cell (Without the first cell there can be no other life.)
3. The formation of all other living things
In the evolutionist framework, the sun, the earth and the first cell came about by random, mindless, blind and unguided processes. Random, mindless, blind and unguided processes never achieve anything.
In natural selection, the environment affects the gene frequency in a population. Even so, natural selection is a mindless and blind process acting on mutations which are random, mindless and blind.
Evolution (which is mindless and blind) will never achieve anything.
EVIDENCE 4: Complex Systems do not evolve 'bit by bit'
EpicMuso97
Evidence against Evolution (concise and short)
What does the theory of evolution need to explain?
If a theory says that humans have come into existence by evolutionary processes, the theory must be also be able to explain how the following came into being.
1. The sun and the earth (Without a planet and a star there can be no first cell.)
2. The first self-replicating (living) cell (Without the first cell there can be no other life.)
3. The formation of all other living things
In the evolutionist framework, the sun, the earth and the first cell came about by random, mindless, blind and unguided processes. Random, mindless, blind and unguided processes never achieve anything.
In natural selection, the environment affects the gene frequency in a population. Even so, natural selection is a mindless and blind process acting on mutations which are random, mindless and blind.
Evolution (which is mindless and blind) will never achieve anything.
this is just the nutshell of this all
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If a theory says that humans have come into existence by evolutionary processes, the theory must be also be able to explain how the following came into being.
1. The sun and the earth (Without a planet and a star there can be no first cell.)
2. The first self-replicating (living) cell (Without the first cell there can be no other life.)
In the evolutionist framework, the sun, the earth and the first cell came about by random, mindless, blind and unguided processes. Random, mindless, blind and unguided processes never achieve anything.
In natural selection, the environment affects the gene frequency in a population. Even so, natural selection is a mindless and blind process acting on mutations which are random, mindless and blind.
Evolution (which is mindless and blind) will never achieve anything.