The Father is the only true God.
Intrinsically in the Father from eternity has been His Son and His Holy Spirit.
IOW none have been created and all are of the same uncreated substance/essence.
Both corporately and individually, it is all YHWH.
The Arians had a problem with Jesus being of the...
There is plenty of phenomenological language in the Bible which is similar to the language we still use today, example, we say that the sun rises.
When science started to discover more about cosmology then it also informed us about the meaning of the Bible,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, unless of course you...
There must be something in the story that says that God created everything from nothing. As far as I know, the Jews, who use the translation that you like and want to use, believe that God created everything from nothing.
There is nothing in the story that says that the substance of the earth...
I don't expect science to start talking about gods. I do however draw a line between science and my life. Science, by necessity, uses empiricism only (well in theory at least), and ignores evidence that cannot be tested or falsified. As a human however I see other evidence and can use that in...
You are the one who likes to invent undetectable third parties that have no other point of contact with reality except your imagination.
There is supporting evidence for God, so a claim for God is not meaningless, but it is evidence that you reject, and that is probably part of your incredulity...
Are you trying to say that a philosophical acceptance of empiricism only in your search for what is true, and rejecting the possibility that other forms of evidence could be true, is not an argument from incredulity,,,,,,,,,,,,,, or more accurately, a way of life based on incredulity?
You are positing nothing and I am positing a being who has shown Himself in history according to many people.
So now the cake thieves are magical? Hmmm
Anyway your cake example is not really equivalent, it is just an argument set up to point in one direction.
If you want to talk about belief...
That whole process of natural selection in known environments and working in a system that can produce limited outcomes, can be set up initially to work towards known and the best outcomes in those environments for the survival of the life forms.
If you believe that it would need zero planning...
Yes I used to argue that years ago,,,,,,,,,, that what atheists then were calling random was actually something that God could understand even if they could not.
Surely you also believe that God can step in and do whatever He likes and that people would not know that it was God who did it.
I don't need to understand "evidence" the same way you do or use the word "evidence" in the same way.
Why do you think that your understanding of "evidence" is the only acceptable understanding?
A common thing that people who use the argument from incredulity do, is to ignore evidence from the...
Most Christians probably don't believe that the Bible is the only truth, which is final,,,,,,,,,,,, but most of us would believe that the Bible is the truth.
Well that cleared things up. From the bottom of the "Abstract" we have:
From these results, we suggest that; 1) C. parkeae is the alternate life cycle stage of B. bigelowii sensu stricto or that of a sibling species of B. bigelowii, and 2) the spheroid body of B. bigelowii originated from...
I said: The article says, "Scientists have caught a once-in-a-billion-years evolutionary event in progress,
Then I say: and goes on to say, close to the end, "Altogether, the team says this indicates UCYN-A is a full organelle, which is given the name of nitroplast. It appears that this began...
I don't in a matter of fact preemptively reject all the sciences of evolution with pejorative accusation of "no evidence,". You must have me mistaken for someone else. That sort of thing happens as we get older. I have noticed it in myself also.
All you needed to say is that you agree that the article says that this process of merging has taken 100 million years so far.
That is not hostility towards the science of evolution, it is clearing up what the article was saying.