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Really? And so do you.How so? You need more than an unevidenced declaration.
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Really? And so do you.How so? You need more than an unevidenced declaration.
You made the first claim. You need to support it. I do have evidence, but until you provide some there is no real need for me to provide any.Really? And so do you.
You have demonstrated multiple times that you do not understand the concept.Oh, and btw, the evidence is in the evidence.
lol, I think I do. I think you are making things up, at least about me. I obviously am not as knowledgeable as you are about the theories (that's plural because there are so many of them involved in the concept), but I also think you have nothing to offer about the "evidence" regarding the complexity of dna. Instead, you and some others just keep insulting me.You have demonstrated multiple times that you do not understand the concept.
The DNA itself is the proof AND the evidence. Naturally (oh, I am beginning to dislike that word) you probably would not agree because you think and believe dna came about by some sort of natural evolving process without an intelligent force (take intelligent as meaning thoughtful and personal) behind it. Anyway, when I worked for a chemistry professor at a college of science, the class had test tubes, propped up the test tubes with stands, used calibration methods, had liquids in vials. Put them together by formulation. Nothing was 'done' without someone putting it together. Of course, we can always go on to explosions -- but fortunately, no accidents happened while I was there. Oh yes, and monkeys did not "evolve" to the point they built universities and had labs with chemical elements for experimentation. But as far as you're concerned, that's evolution! Or, as the old song went, "That's life!"You made the first claim. You need to support it. I do have evidence, but until you provide some there is no real need for me to provide any.
Your claim, your burden of proof.
Where has anyone insulted you? No one has called you stupid or belittled your intelligence. You merely lack an education in this matter and are far too confident considering how little you know. You could always learn. No one has said that you cannot learn.lol, I think I do. I think you are making things up, at least about me. I obviously am not as knowledgeable as you are about the theories (that's plural because there are so many of them involved in the concept), but I also think you have nothing to offer about the "evidence" regarding the complexity of dna. Instead, you and some others just keep insulting me.
Would you like to tell me how you think (or scientists think--) dna evolved? Please...of course, no proof is necessary, just your belief and scientific concepts. That's all, I suppose, that's necessary.
Nope. You are now trying to use your claim as evidence. That is merely circular reasoning. You have not presented any evidence yet.The DNA itself is the proof AND the evidence. Naturally (oh, I am beginning to dislike that word) you probably would not agree because you think and believe dna came about by some sort of natural evolving process without an intelligent force (take intelligent as meaning thoughtful and personal) behind it. Anyway, when I worked for a chemistry professor at a college of science, the class had test tubes, propped up the test tubes with stands, used calibration methods, had liquids in vials. Put them together by formulation. Nothing was 'done' without someone putting it together. Of course, we can always go on to explosions -- but fortunately, no accidents happened while I was there. Oh yes, and monkeys did not "evolve" to the point they built universities and had labs with chemical elements for experimentation. But as far as you're concerned, that's evolution! Or, as the old song went, "That's life!"
Yes, why bother offering your opinion? Insofar as your question regarding a tree--what happens to the seed when it's planted?Nope. You are now trying to use your claim as evidence. That is merely circular reasoning. You have not presented any evidence yet.
And of course in a laboratory a chemist has to put chemicals together. Does he have to do so in the field to get a tree to grow or will the tree grow on its own? That was an amazingly poor argument on your part.
I am sill waiting for evidence.
Sorry, you still have no evidence. To even have any evidence one needs a falsifiable hypothesis.Yes, why bother offering your opinion? Insofar as your question regarding a tree--what happens to the seed when it's planted?
And--DNA. According to one explanation, Humans share around 60% of DNA with bananas, 50% of our DNA with trees, 70% with slugs, 44% with honey bees, and even 25% with daffodils.
See now, it goes to offer the following explanation (scientific?)
"So there you have it! DNA similarities exist primarily because DNA is an influential chemical building block that makes up a huge portion of the genetic material shared by all living organisms."
Right. An "influential chemical building block," etc. Now I go back to my earlier days when I would say, "man, oh man..." And then I was an atheist.
P.S. The evidence is the evidence. Of DNA. That's the evidence that there is -- a creative, intelligent process behind the mechanics. No wonder the handwriting is on the wall. Just like the chemistry elements chart we had to learn.
Cool Tree Facts: Do Trees and Plants have DNA? (meetatree.com)
about DNA -- I don't play with hypotheses like you do. You are proving you have no proof. Your proof is your imagination. I see that. That is figurative seeing, of course.Sorry, you still have no evidence. To even have any evidence one needs a falsifiable hypothesis.
What is your falsifiable hypothesis?
I didn't say that because plants and humans "share" some DNA that means that evolution is false. It means that plants and humans have some similar DNA. It proves that plants and humans have some similar DNA in their organisms. Now -- you, of course, might like to argue about 24 hour days and the creative days in your mind and many others of that same mindset as you were taught in your early church, may be of 24 hour periods, even though the 7th day is not said to have closed yet -- and, of course, you falsify that by saying, "Oh, that's not true!" Just like you may play and say, "DNA is an evolved construction...with no intelligent constructor behind the process. It happened by -- something we can't really figure out yet...because if scientists concluded that there must be LOGICALLY an intelligent composing originator of DNA, that would mean -- um -- well, it just can't be."Sorry, you still have no evidence. To even have any evidence one needs a falsifiable hypothesis.
What is your falsifiable hypothesis?
about DNA -- I don't play with hypotheses like you do. You are proving you have no proof. Your proof is your imagination. I see that. That is figurative seeing, of course.
Why the false claims? Why you are wrong has been explained to you countless times. And as I said, there is plenty of evidence for the evolution of DNA. I am merely waiting for you to admit the obvious, that you have no evidence.I didn't say that because plants and humans "share" some DNA that means that evolution is false. It means that plants and humans have some similar DNA. It proves that plants and humans have some similar DNA in their organisms. Now -- you, of course, might like to argue about 24 hour days and the creative days in your mind and many others of that same mindset as you were taught in your early church, may be of 24 hour periods, even though the 7th day is not said to have closed yet -- and, of course, you falsify that by saying, "Oh, that's not true!" Just like you may play and say, "DNA is an evolved construction...with no intelligent constructor behind the process. It happened by -- something we can't really figure out yet...because if scientists concluded that there must be LOGICALLY an intelligent composing originator of DNA, that would mean -- um -- well, it just can't be."
Here is what I am saying: DNA is so complex and miniscule that to think it appeared by magic (i.e., the forces of evolution) rather than a Creator in the mechanics is beyond reach. Anyway --Why the false claims? Why you are wrong has been explained to you countless times. And as I said, there is plenty of evidence for the evolution of DNA. I am merely waiting for you to admit the obvious, that you have no evidence.
I will gladly go over the concept of scientific evidence with you once again. When dealing with the sciences it is the only standard for evidence that makes any sense.
DNA itself is very simple. Only four nucleotides make up most of it and it is understood how they cause different proteins to be mad.Here is what I am saying: DNA is so complex and miniscule that to think it appeared by magic (i.e., the forces of evolution) rather than a Creator in the mechanics is beyond reach. Anyway --
Why do you say DNA's complex? It's a relatively simple polymer, with a simple four-letter code. Like most polymers, it can grow to great lengths, but that doesn't make it complex. It's the same four nucleotides, or two base pairs, over and over.Here is what I am saying: DNA is so complex and miniscule that to think it appeared by magic (i.e., the forces of evolution) rather than a Creator in the mechanics is beyond reach. Anyway --
Here is what I am saying: DNA is so complex and miniscule that to think it appeared by magic (i.e., the forces of evolution) rather than a Creator in the mechanics is beyond reach. Anyway --