camanintx
Well-Known Member
I guess someone forgot to tell the scientists what is scientifically impossible.
Scientists expect to create life in next 10 years - Science- msnbc.com
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I can prove God in 10 words..
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Scientists expect to create life in next 10 years - Science- msnbc.com
Man of Faith
Well-Known Member
And I have that covered also, God told us everything we need to know in the Bible. It tells us about God, who he is, where he came from, what is our purpose for living, why we were created, how we were created, where we are going, how the world will end, what eternity is like.
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
But the Bible is just as likely to be wrong about every single one of those things as any other religious texts are. Before you can assert that the Bible explains anything, you have to present evidence to clear up the following:
1) The Bible's correct interpretation.
2) The Bible's source.
3) The Bible's authorship.
Of course, that's just for starters. You would then have to test the Bible, make predictions based on the Bible, and finally demonstrate that practically any extraordinary claim made by or in the Bible are true.
You have your work cut-out for you.
1) The Bible's correct interpretation.
2) The Bible's source.
3) The Bible's authorship.
Of course, that's just for starters. You would then have to test the Bible, make predictions based on the Bible, and finally demonstrate that practically any extraordinary claim made by or in the Bible are true.
You have your work cut-out for you.
Magic Man
Reaper of Conversation
I don't recall the Bible saying where God came from. I also don't recall the Bible explaining why the rules apply only to the universe, but not to God.
Also, then you have to explain why you think the Bible is so trustworthy.
You have to explain how God did it -- what mechanism He used. Otherwise you're proposing magic as a reasonable 'explanation'.
Which Bible? It keeps changing. Even today there are different Bibles among different Christian groups.
Indeed, the Bible's full of scientific and mathematic absurdities, not to mention self-contradictions.
McBell
Unbound
wow.
Talk about adding to the Bible.
I thought that there was a verse that many Christians use to refute adding to the Bible......
MSizer
MSizer
I went to a theologian's seminar a few weeks ago about the Trinity. After listening to his mental gymnastics nothing surprises me anymore when it comes to theology (except the fact that so many people think it has validity).
sonofskeptish
It is what it is
All you've proved in 10 words is that you SHOUT stupid things.
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The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
I haven't read the entire thread yet, but while I read, I'll just throw this out there -
you're argument is a classic example of argumentum ad ignorantiam (an argument from ignorance). Basically, your premise is saying that since science has not proven that life can be produced from dead matter, it must be false.
I would think that by the time that I can get to the end of three pages of posts, someone will have put forth the Urey-Miller experiments in abiogenisis.
Regardless of the discussion of abiogenisis, the original post falls FAR short of "proving God exists".
The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
When applauding the ignorance of the original post, it would be much better if you didn't do so by simply layering on more misinformation.
The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
It is (obviously) much easier to simply suspend logic and reason, than to expend the energy to find the truth. To be fair, at least you deserve credit for honesty.
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
Sadly, Tvor, these things are to be expected. It's not like they have any real ammo.
The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
Apparently, the "Answers In Genesis" website still up and running.
The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
I think you lost your intended audience at that last turn in the road ...
The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
Are you using "ammo" as a euphemism for "intelligence"?
The_Evelyonian
Old-School Member
...and how about the complete lack of transitional fossils? Take that EVILutionists! Therefore god exists.
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