lilithu
The Devil's Advocate
Careful there. Someone is bound to claim that is proof of God.We may know what gravity does, but we have no clue how gravity works.
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Careful there. Someone is bound to claim that is proof of God.We may know what gravity does, but we have no clue how gravity works.
Then they would have to prove which God is doing it.Careful there. Someone is bound to claim that is proof of God.
Careful there. Someone is bound to claim that is proof of God.
There's more evidence that Angellous is your daddy.
The Scientific Evidence that Angellous is Your Daddy has more scientific validity than Creationism and I.D. theory combined.
I plan to sue any school district that dares teach I.D. or Creationism and exclude the evidence for Angellous as the pater familias. It would be a travesty of our educational system to exclude theories with as much merit. :computer:
I'm afraid your target audience won't understand this post, Angellous. :sad4:
I'm afraid your target audience won't understand this post, Angellous. :sad4:
If there is proof for evolution than prove it...............................
You can't. You say that evolution is science, and we have theories to explain it. We don't know it happened. Let's go over this again:
1. People evoloved from apes. Fine, then where are the 30,000 missing links. Scientists as we speak are searching for "the missing link". But the problem with that is this: in order to completely fill the gap between ape, and human; we'd need not 1, but 30,000 links: we haven't found one.
2. There was a big bang. Fine, what exploded? Matter? Where did the matter come from? If this was the beginning of the universe, then why was there matter in the first place?
3. Stars evolved. Fine, then why haven't we ever seen one form, and why aren't there any forming? You can't say that it's an oddity because we see stars blow up all the time.
4. The Earth, and all other planets in the Solar System formed from the Sun. Fine, then why do 3 planets, and at least 6 moons revolve the opposite direction of all the other bodies in the Solar System? If the sun was spinning fast enough to throw off pieces of itself, they would all be spinning in the same direction. That's not the case.
Some of you have questioned the half-life of 1400 years. Here are a couple formulas:
t=(Q-Q0)/R
or
t=(t1/2lnQ0/Q)/ln2
where:
t is elapsed time (historical date)
Q is the current quantity.
Q0 is the initial quantity.
R is the measured rate of change.
t1/2 is defined as radioactive half- life.
Aside from the half-life, it can also apply to the rate of mineral deposition.
In regard to the II Law of Thermodynamics. It can be observed. People die, civilizations die, the sun is dying, the earth is dying. Everything dies: proof of the II Law of Thermodynamics. Evolution, which says everything gets better when left unto itself, is a direct contradiction. And since we have never seen anything that would prove evolution, but things die everyday; I'd say that evolution has been greatly discredited by that much alone.
I adhere to Kent Hovind's position on Evolution: teach it in the schools as one alternative for where we came from; but teach Creationism and I.D. too because it is no less "science" than Evolution is.
I say it's not science for several reasons: we have never observed or found sufficient evidence for: macro evolution, stellar evolution, organic evolution, chemical evolution, and cosmic evolution. The only type of evolution we have ever observed is Micro Evolution; that is the evolution within species. Another reason, though that last one is by far enough, is population. Those are just some reasons, though there are plenty, those are the biggest reasons I think.
We cannot know for certain where we came from, and when you ask an evolutionist what his position is, he says: "I believe..." -a religious statement. So in the end evolution is just as much a religion as Creationism, or I.D. is.
If there is proof for evolution than prove it...............................
You can't.
If there is proof for evolution than prove it...............................You can't. You say that evolution is science, and we have theories to explain it. We don't know it happened. Let's go over this again:
1. People evoloved from apes. Fine, then where are the 30,000 missing links. Scientists as we speak are searching for "the missing link". But the problem with that is this: in order to completely fill the gap between ape, and human; we'd need not 1, but 30,000 links: we haven't found one.
The formation of a star would, in theory, take millions of years and we have not been around that long to observe the complete process. But, as you say, we do observe stars blowing up, and we also observe nebulas and we also observe stars of various types. These observations are facts which are explained by the theory of cosmic evolution. It may not be an oddity for stars form, but it takes a long time to do so and so it doesn't follow that cosmic evolution is wrong. Again you misunderstand the very nature of science. Cosmic evolution seeks to explain facts, if we had observed stars forming it would not be a theory but an observed fact.3. Stars evolved. Fine, then why haven't we ever seen one form, and why aren't there any forming? You can't say that it's an oddity because we see stars blow up all the time.
4. The Earth, and all other planets in the Solar System formed from the Sun. Fine, then why do 3 planets, and at least 6 moons revolve the opposite direction of all the other bodies in the Solar System? If the sun was spinning fast enough to throw off pieces of itself, they would all be spinning in the same direction. That's not the case.
In regard to the II Law of Thermodynamics. It can be observed. People die, civilizations die, the sun is dying, the earth is dying. Everything dies: proof of the II Law of Thermodynamics. Evolution, which says everything gets better when left unto itself, is a direct contradiction. And since we have never seen anything that would prove evolution, but things die everyday; I'd say that evolution has been greatly discredited by that much alone.
You are fundamentally misunderstanding the nature of science. Scientific theories like evolution do not seek to prove anything, they only seek to explain that which we have proven through observation. We have certain facts of observation, evolution seeks to explain those facts.
Fact: the fossil record shows a huge diversity of organisms many of which no longer exist today
Fact: genetic research shows that there are many shared similarities between species
There really is no need to say any more than this.:cover:
Evolutionary theory is the primary assumption for every advancement in the biological and physical sciences. There is no metaphor for the depth of stupidity that your statement brutally exploits.
EDIT: Seriously, I don't even know where to send you to correct yourself.
Do us all a favor and go read a book. I refuse to argue with the ignorant and uninformed. I also have no patience for the blissfully misinformed.
Enlighten me, Einstein. Where have I gone wrong? My point through this entire thread is that evolution is merely a theory to explain the fact: the universe exists; life exists. But the way it has been picked apart to show very little scientific (fact full) basis; it has become more of a religion. You want me to accept it blindly; that is just what a Moslem or Christian would say. You are a religious fanatic.
Evolution does not say that anything gets better it only says that things change over time. So your argument is flawed by a lack of understanding of the theory of evolution. And again, evolution is not meant to prove anything, that is a misunderstanding of the nature of science. Evolutions is meant to explain not prove.
Wow. Did you ever take a class in astronomy? or physics? Your description does not even reflect how the theory of solar formation works. I don't need to argue this point because you seem to not have a firm understanding of how the theory of solar system formation explains the facts your argument is flawed by lack of understanding.
If you're too lazy to actually read some scientific material, then why should I bother to take the time to explain it to you? Information is not a thing to be handed over on a silver platter.
Well, I see you have no more arguments to put forward. Yet another successful argument under my belt.
I'll take that to meant that you've lost the argument, and are now too lazy yourself to try and counter my own arguments. But all the same you remain convinced of the veracity of evolution. Your religion.