Posts #8187 or #8206are you addressing this to me? If so can you repeat the question please?
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Posts #8187 or #8206are you addressing this to me? If so can you repeat the question please?
Well, given your analogy, if a population kept repeating a different spelling than what was acceptable by the established trend before and people began using that spelling which was slightly different than the original, I mean -- I don't understand your analogy anyway.I understand that.
Buy would a creator create useless genetic marckers (like broken genes) in the same spot, in different independient species?
If you find the same spelling mistake in two different editions of harry potter , you would assume that both editions where copied from a common source (and that the common source had that spelliing mistake)
If you claim that both editions where written independently, it becomes inexplicable why would they have the same spelling mistake in the same word and in the same sentence.
Frankly speaking my dear -- I don't understand the question as it pertains to present structure. The word species as you understand it may be different from my recognition, science or no science. There are some things I do not understand and perhaps in time I will better understand.Read what I wrote. The morphology (shape) of individuals in a population does change over time. I assume that means 'morphing' with your terminology. No ape that lived, say, 5 million years ago was the same species as modern gorillas. But modern gorillas are the descendants of those apes that lived 5 million years ago. So that means there was 'morphing' going on. In other words, there was a change in morphology.
So, which of my claims do you disagree with?
1. No animal alive 5 million years ago was the same species as modern gorillas.
2. All modern gorillas are descended from apes that lived 5 million years ago.
And does that not proved there was a change in species from what lived 5 million years ago to modern gorillas? In *your* terminology, they 'morphed'.
1. I don't know.So you didn't answer my questions.
1. Do you agree that no animal that lived 20 million years ago was a gorilla?
2. Do you agree that all modern gorillas are descended from animals that lived 20 million years ago?
When you say that gorillas stay gorillas, you have to deny one or the other of thee two propositions. Which one?
I did. And her point.Semantics,
Adress his point
You can believe that, but if it was true you would think that someone could find scientific evidence for it.Actuall;y, I do not think that every organism on earth is a result of specific creation. It is possible that some groups developed genetically, within their group of sorts. In other words, fish did not eventually evolve to become elephants. And/or--
For instance: Polycephaly - Wikipedia.
You said you looked and found nothing. Now you say otherwise.That is exactly what I did, I searched for your alleged response and reported that I found nothing but vague and undeveloped hypothesis such as Mistakes Lies
My answer was as comprehensive as possible. I gave a list of competing hypotheses, ordered them, and estimated their likelihood. I told you which was my preferred hypothesis and why. I told you which was least likely and why. No more detail or development is possible or necessary.I asked you to develop a specific hypothesis in detail....... and you lied by saying that you already did it.
Disagree, and amazed that you think that you've been cooperative.That is a very unfair accusation given that I cooperated and responded to your demands with detail
In this analogy a Book is analogous to a geneWell, given your analogy, if a population kept repeating a different spelling than what was acceptable by the established trend before and people began using that spelling which was slightly different than the original, I mean -- I don't understand your analogy anyway.
Once Adam & Eve were no longer allowed to live forever obviously their genetic structure must have changed.
You where not asked to make a list of hypothesis.You said you looked and found nothing. Now you say otherwise.
My answer was as comprehensive as possible. I gave a list of competing hypotheses, ordered them, and estimated their likelihood. I told you which was my preferred hypothesis and why. I told you which was least likely and why. No more detail or development is possible or necessary.
And I really don't think you've seen it, nor made a good faith effort to find it even after I told you how.
Disagree, and amazed that you think that you've been cooperative.
Many times, I have asked you a question saying that only you could answer it and you didn't, questions like, "Did you see the words? If so did you understand them? Why no acknowledgement of them?" and you are mute on the subject.
Look how long it took you to tell me you think you saw those posts. Why on earth would you not have reported that immediately? You've never mentioned seeing or using the search function I showed you and asked you about multiple times. This is what I mean about being uncommunicative and not forthcoming.
You didn't comment on Morton's demon and confirmation bias even when asked to.
You say that you're here to learn and to share opinions, but this is not how either is done. You withhold your thoughts except for your creationist apologetics, and I don't see where you've learned anything from anybody here. If I asked you what you learned from me, it would be that I am dishonest and unfair. Is there anything else you'd like to add to that list? You haven't learned what parsimony is. You don't know my counterargument to the OP. I have no evidence that you've learned what a confirmation bias is or what it does. You haven't learned how to do an RF search or to answer a post comprehensively. You say you have reading comprehension problem and then go on telling others what's missing from their posting as if you could judge that anyway. Where's the learning in any of that, Leroy?
I did report that inmidiatlyWhy on earth would you not have reported that immediately?
These pictures are reconstructions of Homo habilis (left) and Homo erectus (right). They lived about 2 million years ago and belonged to the same genus (but not the same species) as ourselves. If they were dressed in modern clothes and had their hair styled, would you call them humans?Like I am saying, humans with different breathing capacities within a group are still humans.
Do you think that the ancestors of lampreys also evolved to become great white sharks, rays, pike, eels, mackerel, plaice, halibut, sunfish, oarfish, mudskippers and sturgeon?Actuall;y, I do not think that every organism on earth is a result of specific creation. It is possible that some groups developed genetically, within their group of sorts. In other words, fish did not eventually evolve to become elephants. And/or--
For instance: Polycephaly - Wikipedia.
Well, one of the two has to be wrong. For the first, I suggest you try to find a gorilla fossil from 20 million years ago. You won't be able to.1. I don't know.
2. I don't know so can't agree.
I do know that so far it seems incongruous in reason that apes (and I include humans in that for sake of discussion) have an "Unknown Commoin Ancestor." Maybe all the bones were dissolved? So far that seems a bunch of hooey to me. Gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos have stayed that way for how many supposed years each????
Thanks for that.These pictures are reconstructions of Homo habilis (left) and Homo erectus (right). They lived about 2 million years ago and belonged to the same genus (but not the same species) as ourselves. If they were dressed in modern clothes and had their hair styled, would you call them humans?
The OP is an argument. I rebutted it in as much detail as was needed for the rebuttal to be thorough and understood. I gave a list of candidate hypotheses to resurrection and I explained why they were all better than the supernaturalistic hypothesis. That's a complete treatment of the topic. And it's my typical answer - a list of candidate hypotheses as ordered as possible in terms of likelihood. It's how medical diagnosis is done. A differential diagnosis of all conditions consistent with the evidence (candidate hypotheses) ordered by likelihood and time sensitivity of diagnosis, that is, we look for common things and things that need to found quickly if present even if uncommon first.: "A differential diagnosis is a list of possible conditions that share the same symptoms that you described to your healthcare provider. This list is not your final diagnosis, but a theory as to what is potentially causing your symptoms."You where not asked to make a list of hypothesis. You where asked to pick one specific and to explain it and develope it in detaill......then to explain why is that better than the resurection. (According to the criteria in the OP of that thread)
You told me you looked and couldn't find the posts. How many times have I written those words like "you say the posts don't exist" since? A dozen? All of a sudden, you COULD find the posts, but they didn't meet your expectations. I don't believe you, Leroy, but it doesn't matter what you actually did at this point. You didn't do what was asked of you in a timely manner, and even now, you still have never referred to the RF search function or explained why you didn't do that.I told you inmidiatly that your responses where not consistent with what I asked for.
Frankly speaking my dear -- I don't understand the question as it pertains to present structure. The word species as you understand it may be different from my recognition, science or no science. There are some things I do not understand and perhaps in time I will better understand.
Yes.are you addressing this to me? If so can you repeat the question please?
You haven't heard about particular human groups with very long legs? As opposed to groups with short-er legs?
1. I don't know.
2. I don't know so can't agree.
I do know that so far it seems incongruous in reason that apes (and I include humans in that for sake of discussion) have an "Unknown Commoin Ancestor." Maybe all the bones were dissolved? So far that seems a bunch of hooey to me. Gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos have stayed that way for how many supposed years each????
Sorry, my reaction is whatever...In this analogy a Book is analogous to a gene
And spelling mistakes analogoues to mutations.
Two books having the exact same spelling mistake I the same word and sentence would strongly indicate that both books came from a common source.
In the same way 2 mutations in the same gene in humans and chimps would strongly indicate a common ancestor.
I am pretty certain science is not wrong about everything. But then I'd have to look at every assertion science makes and I don't have the time. (Neither do scientists. They usually stick to one aspect.)You don't know but you are 100% sure that science is wrong about it?
You need to do a little more research...have a good one.No, do tell.
But let me have 1 guess 1st. They evolved longer legs so it's easier to walk door to door harassing people with their religious beliefs?