chook151 wrote:I am sorry If I offend anyone but seemingly god was only told of about 4000-5000 years ago. there are many other religions telling completely different stories. Plus When someone portrays god as a human making the world, grow up man. If there is a god he wouldnt look like us. If it is said he created BILLIONS, err i mean GAZILLIONS of animals and plants before the human race even started.
I beleive that there might be a god, but it cannot be proven.
Plus i think the single celled organisms ancestors came from mars.
Yep, mars. they found water on mars. the single celled organisms could have lived there and been transported to other planets via gravity disturbance(new planet being made.); earth being the most suitable environment.
So i beleive our MEGAancestors were aliens, SUPER primitive ones, About a 100000000000000years ago
Raptor Llama wrote:1.Actually, Jesus was born only around 2000 years ago, and the bible goes even further. The final book hasn't even happened yet!
The Kingpin wrote:though i try as best as possible to keep out of this argument as it's pointless with everyone having a different opinion to just go on and on and on about what you think and ram it down others' throats, one little comment stood out for me here:Raptor Llama wrote:1.Actually, Jesus was born only around 2000 years ago, and the bible goes even further. The final book hasn't even happened yet!
Final book? and i'm assuming you failed to notice the appearance of the Qur'an 600 years after the Bible, with alot of VERY similar information in it, to the point it's almost an Expanded version of the Bible? [on a side note, we can't really say the prophet Mohammed [Peace Be Upon Him] wrote it, since he couldn't read or write, and the whole social situation at the time negates the possibility of others writing it for him]
Compy Scavenger wrote:RL, Revelation ISNT part of the Bible, it's why it's it's own book.
And further more, as I've heard, it was written by an almost insane person who was hiding in a cave for some reason
Evolution was proven, as seen in a documentry released on the Eve of Spore, which proved beyond a doubt that the species that came and went were the product of adapting species and mutations.
Creationism: "God made everything. Want proof? Read the bible, it's got some gooooood sh*t"(even though the Earth is more than 4.8 billion years old, contrary to christian faith)
Ok, a documentary will not prove/disprove anything. I saw a documentary that I and others think proves creation? Will it prove it to you? No. Will your documentary prove it to me? No. It all stands only if the person who is for it watches it. To get proof, you would need to get a time machine and go back a few million/thousand years and see what happened with your own eyes. And that's not happening anytime soon, probably not happening ever.
How many years the Earth has been around is a theory, not a definite fact. Nothing is ever going to make these theories proven, and that's why you need trust. If evolution was definitely proven, it wouldn't be a theory, it would be a law. Is it a law? No. Will it ever be a law? Not unless you get a time machine, as I said.
Also, there's also time. Evolution has only been around around 200 years. The bible has been around for thousands of years. The believe in the Hebrew God has stood the test of time, while other beliefs, like Greek or Egyptian religion, have faded away. Now we have fun with Greek mythology, and some want to have Christianity to be the same, but simply, Christianity was around during Greek times. If it's lasted that long, that probably means it's not the same as the others.
Why the f*ck would a scientific fact be a law? Laws are rules set by a government, nothing to do with science or the history of the earth. If you mean "Law", as in the "Laws of Physics", then how do you explain cell division? Photosynthesis? Those aren't laws, but they still happen.
I've heard it all before. But now your saying that's proof? Now that's proof for natural selection, but not the whole thing. You see, you need to be able to differentiate natural selection from evolution as the whole theory. Natural selection obviously happens. If a man goes from Florida to the alps, if he stays there long enough, his lungs will adapt to get in some air. Same with the finches. They stay in an environment that has hard food, and they have soft beaks, they will get hard beaks. But evolution takes that to the next level. It says that's how the Earth was created. It says that's how all species were created. You'd be lucky if you got a subspecies from natural selection, let alone a species. It's like saying that with toy car wheels, you'll move a real car, using the idea that if a small car can move with wheels, why can't a big one? Darwin blew his own findings way out of proportion. He just made an educated guess that natural selection could be applied for the existence of every living thing. Note an educated guess, not definite proof. So, evolution=theory, natural selection by itself= fact
Wikipedia wrote:Part of the Biology series on
Evolution
Evolution is the same exact damn thing: explaining the unexplainable. Sure, it's agreeing with science and such, but it's still the same general idea. Now, you might be interested that now I have several arguments against your Adam & Eve arguments. Now, imagine it. The first living beings on Earth, made perfectly. Perfect health, as good as it gets, flawless. It says Adam lived like 900 years or something. To CS's argument a while back, about bones not doing so well, and the effects felt when people are 40, these people are perfect, no genetic glitches or flaws, so life expectancy is much higher and the bones last much longer. So, when they give birth, their children are less perfect, because genetic glitches. But they are still quite healthy. So less glitches when with brother/sister. But People are getting worse and worse. If we didn't have medical technology, life expectancy would be much, much lower. As generations go on, it only gets worse. But, the bible never even mentions Eve having any daughters. One of her sons just goes off and finds some. Assuming they were not born from Eve, it is quite possible that god did, in fact, create more people. Happy now? No, in fact, your furious. I mean, this is the opposite of evolution. In evolution, things get better and better. Improvement. However, evolution is trial and error. As in, many mutations are harmful, not helpful. Which is quite the point. Mutations very rarely produce something positive. And even if it is, the chances of it being passed on aren't even 100%. It is very unlikely that random mutations got us to where we are today. Most likely, if they did, we would be very dysfunctional. Natural selection isn't even the same thing as random mutation. They are two separate things. Mutations happen when glitches occur in birth, natural selection occurs when someone is placed in an incompatible environment. And it's not randomly mutating, it's doing it very specifically. And it usually isn't passed on, unless you stay in the incompatible place. And don't expect a ball python to adapt to Antarctica's climate. It will die before natural selection can help it.
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