McBell
Admiral Obvious
But only only the micro level because, you know, Macro-evolution (evolving from one "kind" to another) does not exist....
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Humans did NOT evolve from the common ancestor of Apes
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sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
My question is, at what hard line do things magically transition from "micro" to "macro?"
McBell
Admiral Obvious
I have found that the line varies greatly from one claimant to another.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
Gee! Imagine that!
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
You can think what ever you like to think. God inspired all scripture. I'm not nitpicking. I expect you to respond to what I say, not to what you wish I said.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
I like that. That's very funny.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
I am responding to what you said. The ancients who wrote the texts thought of light as being visible. They couldn't write about what they were unaware of. You're the one who's wishing that the writers had the same scientific knowledge that you have.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
God knows very well what light is. God said, let their be light. It wasn't man who said it. It was God who said it. And God knows what light is. God knows what all forms of light are. He knows the whole spectrum.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
Your use of the Forer Effect is most impressive.
Not the least bit convincing, but impressive non the less.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
It is not so important to me that what I say is convincing, so long as what I say is the truth.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
God didn't write the bible. People wrote the bible. I get so sick of this mawkish notion that God wrote the bible.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
Well, you certainly missed the broad side of the truth barn here.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
Logical fallacies for no other reason than confirmational bias does not lead to truth.
So now the question is whether you are ignorant of the truth or are you being dishonest?
Neither answer seems to lead to honest productive discussion.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
Really? I doubt that very much. Would you care to elaborate? Can you please point to a specific mis-statement of truth in anything I've said?
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
That is your opinion, not mine. I believe that the Bible was completely inspired by God. Nothing was written in it that God did not intend to be written.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
The Bible says, "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light."
Now, are you going to prove that God did not say this? Do it.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
Based upon this reply I have to go with ignorant.
Good news is if you want to understand why I have to choose ignorant you can actually learn.
I seriously doubt your ego will let you, but the possibility is still there.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
Yes, that is the definition of fanaticism.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
By all means, let this be an opportunity for learning. Please explain your choice.
Sonofason
Well-Known Member
Yes, I'm fanatical about God. I'm fanatical about Christ. So what?