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Atheists: If there's no God, then where did the word "God" come from?

Ouroboros

Ouroboros

Coincidentia oppositorum
YmirGF said:
And some day we may learn how to literally create an atom. Jus' sayin'...
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In a way they do each time they use the colliders. They collide particles and produce new particles. They've even produced elements that doesn't exist naturally in the universe (like Uup, perhaps they've changed the name now, since Uup stood for simply for element 115).
 
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columbus

yawn <ignore> yawn
leibowde84 said:
You merely answered a question with another question in post #106.
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I believe that the reason @paarsurrey is avoiding her question is because the answer is "yes". The OP has been thoroughly and repeatedly answered.

Recognition of that makes his religious beliefs appear founded upon poor thought processes.
Tom
 
YmirGF

YmirGF

Bodhisattva in Recovery
Ouroboros said:
In a way they do each time they use the colliders. They collide particles and produce new particles. They've even produced elements that doesn't exist naturally in the universe (like Uup, perhaps they've changed the name now, since Uup stood for simply for element 115).
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I wasn't going to say that, but there is certainly truth to it.
 
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columbus

yawn <ignore> yawn
columbus said:
I believe that the reason @paarsurrey is avoiding her question is because the answer is "yes". The OP has been thoroughly and repeatedly answered.

Recognition of that makes his religious beliefs appear founded upon poor thought processes.
Tom
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Here is the opinion I have about why you don't answer her question.
Tom
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

Veteran Member
FearGod said:
The article says Healthy babies suck thumb in womb

So babies learnt how to suck while still in the womb.
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It is obvious that you did not read the article, as it does not make the claim that fetuses suck their thumb in the womb. The title is misleading, but if you actually read the article, it merely describes fetuses touching certain parts of their face and such. No "sucking" is mentioned. All you have to do is read a bit. Is that too much to ask?
 
FearGod

FearGod

Freedom Of Mind
leibowde84 said:
It is obvious that you did not read the article, as it does not make the claim that fetuses suck their thumb in the womb. The title is misleading, but if you actually read the article, it merely describes fetuses touching certain parts of their face and such. No "sucking" is mentioned. All you have to do is read a bit. Is that too much to ask?
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No need to explain it in the article as the title put it in short, but if you need it to be mentioned straight
then i have no problem to bring to you multiple articles.

Fourth month
Your baby may suck its thumb now. By 14 weeks your baby will be about 9-10 cm long. Its body is now covered with a layer of fine hair called lanugo. By 16 weeks its face is becoming more human in appearance, although the chin is small and the mouth is quite wide. Between 16 and 24 weeks you should feel your baby move for the first time — it may at first feel like butterflies.
http://www.mydr.com.au/babies-pregnancy/baby-s-development-in-the-womb


Week Thirteen: Baby flexes and kicks

You are 13 weeks pregnant. (fetal age 11 weeks)
  • The fetus has grown to about 3 inches (8cm) long.
  • Weight approximately 1 ounce (25 grams).
  • Bone is beginning to replace cartilage and the ribs are appearing.
  • The nose and chin are well defined.
  • Movements can be measured.
  • The child will begin to learn to suck its thumb.
  • The child can open and close its mouth.
  • The external genitalia are almost defined, it may be possible to tell if baby is a boy or a girl.
http://www.baby2see.com/development/week13.html
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

Veteran Member
FearGod said:
No need to explain it in the article as the title put it in short, but if you need it to be mentioned straight
then i have no problem to bring to you multiple articles.

Fourth month
Your baby may suck its thumb now. By 14 weeks your baby will be about 9-10 cm long. Its body is now covered with a layer of fine hair called lanugo. By 16 weeks its face is becoming more human in appearance, although the chin is small and the mouth is quite wide. Between 16 and 24 weeks you should feel your baby move for the first time — it may at first feel like butterflies.
http://www.mydr.com.au/babies-pregnancy/baby-s-development-in-the-womb


Week Thirteen: Baby flexes and kicks

You are 13 weeks pregnant. (fetal age 11 weeks)
  • The fetus has grown to about 3 inches (8cm) long.
  • Weight approximately 1 ounce (25 grams).
  • Bone is beginning to replace cartilage and the ribs are appearing.
  • The nose and chin are well defined.
  • Movements can be measured.
  • The child will begin to learn to suck its thumb.
  • The child can open and close its mouth.
  • The external genitalia are almost defined, it may be possible to tell if baby is a boy or a girl.
http://www.baby2see.com/development/week13.html
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FearGod said:
The child will begin to learn to suck its thumb.
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Isn't your argument that babies don't "learn to suck their thumbs", but, instead, it is an inherent ability?
 
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