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Nonsense, you haven't even proven evolution exists as more than a theory.
What is "more than a theory'? What exactly would be the next step? Super theory ?Nonsense, you haven't even proven evolution exists as more than a theory.
Fact. Evolution is considered to be a fact. That Lyndon's remains unsatisfied with its proof is immaterial.What is "more than a theory'? What exactly would be the next step? Super theory ?
In science when they call something a theory, it's well supported with evidence and research. In common vernacular, a theory is a guess, but in science it's not.Nonsense, you haven't even proven evolution exists as more than a theory.
What is "more than a theory'? What exactly would be the next step? Super theory ?
There is nothing above theory.Nonsense, you haven't even proven evolution exists as more than a theory.
What is above theory in science Lindon? Evolution is a fact, explained by the theory - what is confusing you there?We don't have a lot of actual scientists contributing here, do we???
In science there is nothing greater than a theory, haven't we explained this to you before? A scientific theory is a series of statements about the causal elements for observed phenomena. A critical component of a scientific theory is that it provides explanations and predictions that can be tested.Nonsense, you haven't even proven evolution exists as more than a theory.
I'm one. But you don't need to be a scientist to use google.We don't have a lot of actual scientists contributing here, do we???
Again, in science, the word "theory" is used different than in the colloquial use. When a scientist works on a scientific theory, it's done so with effort to find evidence and support for that theory.Theory means speculative explanation of phenomenon, there are good theories, and totally wacked theories, they are still called theory, no need for a theory to be supported by any evidence, though the better ones are.
A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is acquired through the scientific method and repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation.[1][2] As with most (if not all) forms of scientific knowledge, scientific theories are inductive in nature and aim for predictive power and explanatory force.[3][4]
I have a degree in natural science but I didn't go into the field of research. I have taken a lot of scientific classes and labs. Exactly what kind of person do you need to tell you the definition of the word "Scientific Theory"? You can't take the definition from Wiki, or people with science degrees, but you have to have the Einstein or Newton to tell you? By the way, we do have actual scientists in our midst. Sapiens is one and there are a few others. Aren't they good enough either? Who do you really need? The president of USA? Look the phrase up using Google and learn something. Don't search for "Theory" but for "Scientific Theory" because there's a different between just "Theory" and "Scientific Theory." And that's because, again, that the word "Theory" was incorporated a long time ago into science for the models that were results from the research. Research leads to results, which leads to models of how it works, and those models are called "Scientific Theories."We don't have a lot of actual scientists contributing here, do we???
Theory means speculative explanation of phenomenon, there are good theories, and totally wacked theories, they are still called theory, no need for a theory to be supported by any evidence, though the better ones are.
I am actually a Laboratory Scientist yes. Its a BA degree and I'm currently working on my masters in Chemistry.We don't have a lot of actual scientists contributing here, do we???
no need for a theory to be supported by any evidence,
This is why I am so frustrated by some Christian creationists, who attempt to debate something they clearly don't understand. They always ending up sounding - ignorant.Theory means speculative explanation of phenomenon, there are good theories, and totally wacked theories, they are still called theory, no need for a theory to be supported by any evidence, though the better ones are.
MV, Parallel Universes, etc are contradictions of this finite universe. Finite means absolutely and only finite, not partially or conditional to one's preference. If components of this universe existed before this universe or elsewhere from this universe - it means this universe is not finite. So if this is acknowledged and Genesis is confronted by its contextual position, there is no alternative to a universe maker as the only cause factor. The process of elimination says so. ThanksMultiverse, ekpyrotic, m-branes, 4D collapsing star, many others. They all are based on time outside of our time.
If cause&effect are something natural, was it created by God? Did God cause the "cause&effect" to come into existence before "cause" existed? It creates the infamous recursive definition, or infinite regression in more popular terms.
Then we should have all other 300 creation stories mentioned as well. That would fit for its own class... wait, it could be called: Comparative Religion. I think I've seen that class around...
Yeah. Life kind.
Multiverse, ekpyrotic, m-branes, 4D collapsing star, many others. They all are based on time outside of our time.
If cause&effect are something natural, was it created by God? Did God cause the "cause&effect" to come into existence before "cause" existed? It creates the infamous recursive definition, or infinite regression in more popular terms.
Then we should have all other 300 creation stories mentioned as well. That would fit for its own class... wait, it could be called: Comparative Religion. I think I've seen that class around...
Yeah. Life kind.
Zoroastrian and the Sumerian creation stories have similar creation stories. They're just as old, if not older. Sumer must be older than the Jewish tradition simply because Ur, where Abram came from, was supposedly Sumerian. Where did he get his story from you wonder?
It has to be re-evaluated to fit the Bible? Uhm... That's the wrong approach. Science works from natural observations, not Biblical assumptions (as the anti-scientists do).
Nah. There were others. Actually, it seems like all societies of any size had their own creation myths with some kind of "beginning".
If it is finite.MV, Parallel Universes, etc are contradictions of this finite universe.
Correct.Finite means absolutely and only finite, not partially or conditional to one's preference. If components of this universe existed before this universe or elsewhere from this universe - it means this universe is not finite.
No. It doesn't mean either way.So if this is acknowledged and Genesis is confronted by its contextual position, there is no alternative to a universe maker as the only cause factor. The process of elimination says so. Thanks