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Atheists believe in miracles more than believers

TagliatelliMonster

Veteran Member
No. Not that I have seen. If they want to believe in the theory of evolution, even though bacteria remain as bacteria, fish remain as fish, gorillas remain as gorillas, that's what they think. Oh, and birds remain as birds.
Ow look, again with that silly non-argument that's been corrected a bazillion times....

Here is a post from 2021 where you made the same mistake and where I am correcting you:



And many more times after that.
3 years worth of repeating the same mistake over and over and over again, and having it corrected every time by me and others.

You will never learn, will you?
 

TagliatelliMonster

Veteran Member
Don't waste your time on that, my friend. It seems that they don't even realize "their silly selves" because they are uncapable of doing that, machines can't do that.

I opened this topic to show them, to atheists, that they believe more in miracles than believers themselves. That is easy to prove: they believe life came out of inorganic material just because some law appear just because out of somewhere just because ...

We, believers, don't think on "just because" origins. We believe in a ver powerful and wise Supreme Being who share life with his creatures. Life came form life.

Who believe in miracles? Believers? Nah; atheists do. :cool:
You might want to review the definition of "miracle".

Natural processes (what you are ascribing to non-believers, even if it is in the form of a strawman) are not "miracles".
Supernatural processes (what you are professing belief in), are.

Silly self-contradiction right there...
 

TagliatelliMonster

Veteran Member
You still don't realize that there are very few real people responding to the dialogues?

Accusing a staff member of being a bot. Priceless.

This place, as well as others on the internet, are just bot farms, where they are made to respond according to what they are programmed to do.

If that is truly what you believe, then why are you wasting your time responding to bots? :shrug:

Could it perhaps be that you don't really believe that and instead you are just trolling and / or trying to be insulting?

There is hardly anyone here who is really interested in any of the topics discussed. It's just a show.

I think the person the least interested in actually discussing the OP, is that author of the OP.
I present all his posts in this thread as evidence.

Any real person who visits these places already has to be aware of that reality: he is going to be the test subject for the machines they are programming... very badly, by the way.
Does that include you?
 

It Aint Necessarily So

Veteran Member
Premium Member
So far it seems that monkeys remain monkeys
Some monkeys have already become apes. You and I, who are apes, have monkey ancestors.

Also, your comment was unrelated to the one you quoted, which was, "The science of genetics is the basis for one of the planks of the theory, namely, the existence of heritability and genetic variation. The other is natural selection."

The theory is correct beyond reasonable doubt. It's that which you'd rather believe that has been successfully refuted. Creationism enjoys the same status as flat-earthism and for the same reason: the revelations of scientific inquiry. For whatever reason, a pesky contingent of believers in each continues to exist but are marginalized.
 

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@YoursTrue


At certain point in time i belive that we will not be the same as today.

DNA is by far the most complex language that is not human.

If you stretched the DNA in one cell all the way out, it would be about 2m long and all the DNA in all your cells put together would be about twice the diameter of the Solar System.
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
Earlier one was talking about the Universal Laws, now one has left that idea, right, please?

Regards

Nope, we are taking different definitions. When i say universal laws i mean laws that govern the universe. I'm not sure what your definition of university is
 
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