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I always have to think at least twice for bear/bare myself.Good catch. There's a few others I usually catch myself, role-roll, bear-bare etc. and 'moot' is one of them.
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I always have to think at least twice for bear/bare myself.Good catch. There's a few others I usually catch myself, role-roll, bear-bare etc. and 'moot' is one of them.
A possible explanation? Isn't God enough for a believer?
And to find the truth, they needed to actually look at the world around them, NOT consult scripture at all.Time proved that Galileo was right.....and a reasonable approach should have sent them on a search for the truth. Instead of looking to see if they had misinterpreted scripture they persecuted him as a heretic.
If they had bothered to read Genesis more carefully, they would have seen room for the creative days to be long periods of time. They could also have seen that there was no timeframe between verse 1 and what followed. It could have been millions of years. Thankfully with advances in science, we have affirmed that Galileo was correct and that we can correlate the creation account with actual science, not the theoretical kind that has no substance.
There is scientifically accurate knowledge in the Bible, even though it was not written as a science textbook, when it touches on matters of science, it is very accurate.
It states that the earth is a circle or sphere. (Isaiah 40:22) It also states that the earth "hangs on nothing" (Job 26:7).....how could a Bible writer back then gain such knowledge when that was only visible from space? They knew nothing about gravity.
Yes, as the line-up wasn't about a size comparision.
Lol!!!
It was about comparison!
If memory serves me right, I think the Joey Tribianni way was:I gave you a winner, even if you did say "The question is mute". The more common mistake is "the point is mute". It reminded me of Joey Tribianni of Friends, it reminded the author of the following as well:
Moot Point vs. Mute Point - Everything After Z by Dictionary.com
Lol!!!
It was about comparison!
That was exactly it. A Mooooo point!If memory serves me right, I think the Joey Tribianni way was:
Joey: "It's a moo point".
Chandler (probably): "Moo??"
Joey: "Yeah... it's like a cow's opinion... it doesn't matter. It's.... Moo"
Or perhaps I'm thinking about another episode.
EDIT: and I just noticed that your link explains exactly that, lol...
Circle don’t mean sphere.It states that the earth is a circle or sphere. (Isaiah 40:22) It also states that the earth "hangs on nothing" (Job 26:7).....
“Job 38:13 NASB” said:13 That it might take hold of the ends of the earth,
And the wicked be shaken out of it?
“Job 38:13 NIV” said:13 that it might take the earth by the edges
and shake the wicked out of it?
“Job 38:13 NJPS” said:13 So that it seizes the corners of the earth And shakes the wicked out of it?
But if you pick and choose parts of the Bible to believe, and what to discount as "myth", then you risk trusting in the men who told you which is which.
If the creative "days" were not literal 24 hour days, but millions of years long, and if the earth and the entire universe was one creative event (the Big Bang) millions of years before that, there you have an explanation that allows science and the Bible to agree without compromising either.
You are forgetting the ancient Sumerians, who believe in hand washing.What about the hygiene and quarantine laws given to Israel?
Medical practitioners only learned about germs and the value of washing their hands at the beginning of last century.
It also states that the earth "hangs on nothing" (Job 26:7).....how could a Bible writer back then gain such knowledge when that was only visible from space?
Well, it shouldn't be. Because saying 'God did it' isn't an explanation at all. And that is the core problem.
For example, suppose I ask how the pyramids were built. Saying that they were built by the Egyptians doesn't answer the question. It answers 'who' and not 'how'.
And to find the truth, they needed to actually look at the world around them, NOT consult scripture at all.
The interpretation of the time scale is completely different than what Galileo was talking about. There are multiple verses in the Bible that very specifically state that the earth is fixed, immovable, etc. And *that* is what Galileo's observations brought into question, since they supported the Copernican system where the Earth *does* move.
Reading the Bible more closely in this case would not have helped Galileo.
Except that the Isaiah verse doesn't say it is a sphere. It says it is a *circle*, which is a different word than sphere. And a circular (flat) Earth is consistent with all the Bible says.
As for the verse from Job, the Earth does NOT 'hang on nothing'. To 'hang' would make a claim of immovability. But we know the Earth does, in fact, move, contrary to the Biblical claims otherwise.
Evolutionary theory predicts that related organisms will share similarities that are derived from common ancestors.
You have to know better than that. That is just one small piece of evidence in whale evolution, yet a piece of evidence that creationists have no answer for. We all know who is grasping at straws.I guess not much similarity is needed, to show relatedness. Just similar nostrils is good enough, apparently.
They’re grasping at straws! It’s funny to see their ‘dance’....yet sad to see their deliberate obfuscation and downplay of relative evidence.
I guess not much similarity is needed, to show relatedness. Just similar nostrils is good enough, apparently.
They’re grasping at straws! It’s funny to see their ‘dance’....yet sad to see their deliberate obfuscation and downplay of related evidence.
What related evidence was deliberately obfuscated and downplayed? Please be specific.yet sad to see their deliberate obfuscation and downplay of related evidence.
Yep. It's called "Blind Faith". It's a condition that only afflicts the religiously indoctrinated. Those who are severely indoctrinated suffer the most from this disease.Its a special kind of blindness....
Who cares what you think?This is just a small sample of why I think evolution is based on nothing but assumptions and imagination run amok. What they are actually looking at, and the interpretation they put on their evidence is influenced by their pre-conceived ideas about evolution. Their findings are neatly squeezed into their foregone conclusions....and you all believe them.
I am not buying it. I acknowledge that adaptation is a mechanism that was programmed by the Creator to ensure the survival of any individual species.....but there is not one shred of actual evidence that all life had a common ancestor.....I believe that they all had a common Creator. The evidence for his existence is all around us.
Great job, Deeje!
You don't think that maybe is to make the comparisons easier?Just look at the actual sizes of these animals, yet look how they display the side-by-side skulls as being similar in size!
What a crock! I betcha most people wouldn’t even notice...they’d just say, “Yep, that’s evidence!”
Reminds me of that time you presented an essay by two hack creationists on a right-wing fake news site after telling me to be careful because my bias was showing...Reminds me of the blue “Creation” book.
Those published between 1998 - 2004:
I’m aware that some authors said they would remove the drawings in later editions. Still, Myers & Gould were right... being persistent in publishing fraudulence, is not supporting genuine science.
- Biggs, Kapicka & Lundgren, Biology: The Dynamics of Life (Glencoe, 1998)
- Johnson, Biology: Visualizing Life (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1998)
- Douglas J. Futuyma, Evolutionary Biology (Sinauer, 1998)
- Miller & Levine, Biology, 4th Edition (Prentice Hall, 1998)
- Miller & Levine, Biology: The Living Science (Prentice Hall, 1998)
- Raven & Johnson, Biology, 5th Edition (McGraw-Hill, 1999)
- Schraer & Stoltze, Biology: The Study of Life, 7th Edition (1999)
- Miller & Levine, Biology, 5th Edition (Prentice Hall, 2000)
- Padilla, Focus on Life Science, California Edition (Prentice Hall, 2001)
- Raven & Johnson, Biology, 6th Edition (McGraw-Hill, 2002)
- Donald & Judith Voet, Biochemistry, 3rd Edition (Wiley, 2004)
- Alberts, Bray, Lewis, Raff, Roberts & Watson, Molecular Biology of the Cell (Garland, 1994)
- Starr & Taggart, Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life, 8th Edition (Wadsworth, 1998)
- Guttman, Biology (McGraw-Hill, 1999)
I made the point.
Honestly, I haven't read Wells.
But I've read Axe, "Undeniable ". And "Darwin's Doubt", by Meyer.
They present all kind of evidence for ID. You should broaden your knowledge.