capslockf9
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As bruts we invented god to take away the fear of the unknown. Some still need god to explain things.
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What evidence? The Big Bang is a theory derived from observation. I'm not saying that it did or it didn't happen. I'm not saying that it explains life or it doesn't. I'm saying "WE CAN'T KNOW". Now how simple is that to understand? I'm sure there is a logical and rational explanation for all that exists...and I'm just as sure that we don't know what those explanations are. Is there a possibility that we may eventually evolve into intelligent enough beings to discover the answers? Maybe, but then again, maybe not. I don't have a need to have a definite answer as to the "how" of existence. I'm fine not knowing and recognizing our limited capabilites of knowing. Why is that so hard to come to terms with for you?Do you believe in the Big Bang theory? Do you believe that all that exists was once compressed into an infinitely dense and hot infintisimiley small atom? Or do you deny the evidence of our most famous scientists?
You either are called to believe or you're not. If you are a believer, the search is complete.
Genesis 1:26 - And Elohim said, "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness, and let them rule over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the heavens, and over the livestock, and over all the earth and over all the creeping creatures that creep on the earth."
What evidence? The Big Bang is a theory derived from observation. I'm not saying that it did or it didn't happen. I'm not saying that it explains life or it doesn't. I'm saying "WE CAN'T KNOW". Now how simple is that to understand? I'm sure there is a logical and rational explanation for all that exists...and I'm just as sure that we don't know what those explanations are. Is there a possibility that we may eventually evolve into intelligent enough beings to discover the answers? Maybe, but then again, maybe not. I don't have a need to have a definite answer as to the "how" of existence. I'm fine not knowing and recognizing our limited capabilites of knowing. Why is that so hard to come to terms with for you?
I believe that spiritual entities volunteered. I believe that GOD and these same spiritual entities instigated the creation for a physical entities and would choose to go to earth and fulfill a purpose that they have designed, not GOD.Friend Peace has this to say:
Like everyone to respond this.
Love & rgds
As bruts we invented god to take away the fear of the unknown. Some still need god to explain things.
What evidence?Do you believe in the Big Bang theory? Do you believe that all that exists was once compressed into an infinitely dense and hot infintisimiley small atom? Or do you deny the evidence of our most famous scientists?
What evidence?
None of those topics are about the origin of life.From the proven Big Bang, to the proven Black Holes, from dark matter to the possible Big Crunch. For the evidence you require, go online and visit Stephen Hawking's universe.
None of those topics are about the origin of life.
Friend Peace has this to say:
Like everyone to respond this.
Love & rgds
How exactly are you defining "life"? As the presence of time and space?Before the Big Bang there was neither time nor space and you say that none of those topics are about the origin of life.
No thank you, I do not use profanity.If you truly believe that, then you will have no difficulty in cursing that indefinable something that has created that body, which is pervaded by the activating universal force in which body there is an inbuilt ancestral consciousness and in which you, the invisible mind is developing. Go ahead and curse my God capslock.
My dear Draka, I have no difficulty coming to terms with the fact that you have no need for a definate answer as to the 'how' of existence, and you are happy with not knowing, and that you recognise that you have a limited capability of ever knowing, and so I say to you, "by all means, continue to wallow in your chosen pool of ignorance." I for one, have a burning desire and an unquenchable thirst for the knowledge that will lead to the answer as to the 'how' of existence, and I see no limit to my capability of finding the answer, and so I must move on, enjoy puddling around in your chosen pool, but boy, how crowded must be in there?
You need to speak for yourself.Before the Big Bang there was neither time nor space and you say that none of those topics are about the origin of life. Boy O Boy, do you need to get some education into ya.
I gotta ask. Do you need swimming trunks to be in the pool of ignorance?My dear Draka, I have no difficulty coming to terms with the fact that you have no need for a definate answer as to the 'how' of existence, and you are happy with not knowing, and that you recognise that you have a limited capability of ever knowing, and so I say to you, "by all means, continue to wallow in your chosen pool of ignorance." I for one, have a burning desire and an unquenchable thirst for the knowledge that will lead to the answer as to the 'how' of existence, and I see no limit to my capability of finding the answer, and so I must move on, enjoy puddling around in your chosen pool, but boy, how crowded must be in there?