call of the wild said:
First of all, I never said evolution was about the origin of life. I said biology is about the origin of life, which is it, and evolution shortly follows after life begins.
You don't know how stupid this sound.
Biology comprise a range of fields.
When I was studying biology, we straight to study of animal life (including human) and plant life that currently exist today. With regards to animal life (including human) we were taught the theories about organs, tissues, circulation system, reproduction system, cells and genes, hereditary genetics, etc. We even cover the basic of bacteria.
NOT ONCE did the teachers/lecturers even bother to mention the origin of life, we jump to the current life. NOT ONCE.
Not once did we touch on the subject of evolution too, or about extinct animals (like dinosaurs). The reason being we need to learn the basic biology, quickly and what is relevant today. Had I took on more advanced subjects on biology, one of them may have covered evolution or they may not.
I doubt every much that any of the biology subjects in the course would have covered the origin of life, because that more specialised subject.
My bad if I assume incorrectly that you was referring to evolution to the origin of life. For that I am :sorry1:
However, when I mention one of the "study of nature" to evolutionary biology...
gnostic said:
In regard with study of nature (eg evolutionary biology) and scientific cosmology (like the Big Bang), theories can be explain without the need for some supposed divine or transcendent being(s).
...you quickly repsonded in post 272, how you don't believe in evolution and that it is lie.
And, you did mention the origin of the life and evolution, on the same line, if not in the same sentence.
call of the wild said:
You can't use biology as a way to explain the absolute origins of life. I don't believe in evolution, btw. I think it is the biggest lie to ever hit our text books.
So naturally, I had assume that you are linking origin of life with evolution. And you also evolution a lie. So can you really blame me for seeing that whole line referring to evolution?
Now here is stupid statement on your part which I'll re-quote:
call of the wild said:
You can't use biology as a way to explain the absolute origins of life.
All life on earth is about biology. If you can't use biology to explain about life's origin, then what can you use?
A motor engine? A rock? A plastic cup? What can you use, if you can't use biology?
BTW
When I was speaking of theories (which you've quoted from me in post #263), I was speaking of (scientific) theories in general, not just talking about "origin of life".
Theories on geology, neurosurgery, computer science, all of which make no mention of God, Creator, Designer or any other Transcendent Being that you could think of. Mathematics (from simple arithmetic to advanced calculus) does require some intelligence, but it doesn't require any transcendent cause or divine being.