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The Big Bang Theory is dead.
- Thread starter SavedByTheLord
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What about the immortal jellyfish? Some posters here said it lives forever unless, of course, it's gobbled up by a fish or something like that if I remember correctly. Then it doesn't live forever.. Doesn't sound appetizing, but fishes don't eat like humans do, I guess. No kitchens, no chopping up different ingredients and frying them. They don't have to plant seeds and plow fields.
Some say?@?@? No Jellyfish do not in reality live forever.
turritopsis dohrnii lifespan - Google Search
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Theoretically, this process can go on indefinitely, effectively rendering the jellyfish biologically immortal, although in practice individuals can still die. In nature, most Turritopsis dohrnii are likely to succumb to predation or disease in the medusa stage without reverting to the polyp form.
Theoretically by cloning we can live forever, but no that is not reality either.
By faults ??!?!?! No, ah . . . but yes like all sciences there will always unknowns and as the sciences of evolution advances new knowledge.
Your view is not whether it has faults, but it is false based on an ancient tribal sgenda without sicen.
Warped view of the science of Genetics based on intentional ignorance.
SavedByTheLord
Well-Known Member
Who is your god?
By ancient mythology?
That was me doing an impression of you, hence the quote marks
You called your God "almighty" and claimed that evolution is a God who is not "almighty"
Which amused me greatly
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
ok. your choice. I choose the God that inspired the Bible. Take care.
Poor old SavedByTheLord.
At least I tried.
*Sigh* ─ May your God lead you to value objective truth above stories.
Go well.
So, exactly as I said -- what you "learned" is that God plays favourites.
Question for you -- how do you know you are one of them?
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Remember the illustration Jesus gave of the prodigal son. When the son wanted to come back to his father, the father accepted and honored him. I can only tell you really what the Bible says.
SavedByTheLord
Well-Known Member
I already do.
Can anyone explain the origin of any gene?
Can anyone explain how all the new genes?
Since you obviously know why don't you explain those things to everyone?
Please, enlighten us
Since you are the font of all wisdom and knowledge
Well, yes, we know the genealogies (pun intended) of a huge number of genes.
As for the first gene, here's a hint ─ no magic was involved.
Or to put that another way ─ when we finally find a satisfactory path from chemistry to biochemistry to the first self-reproducing cell, and can make self-reproducing cells in the lab, will you say, "Ah, that must pretty much how God did it!"?
Or will you persist with your faith in magic, which as you know explains nothing?
McBell
Unbound
Their explanation is nothing more than "GodDidIt"
Which explains nothing.
It is also most comical because it reveals their hypocrisy.
They want extremely detailed explanations, but offer up nothing by way of explanation other than "GodDidIt".
McBell
Unbound
And then, to top it off, they have no idea what is being said when they get a generalized explanation.
So to think they would fair better with a detailed explanation is laughable at best.
The funny thing is that they unintentionally turn the threads that they hoped would undermine science into a great big science lesson and a promotion of the scientific world view
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Could be something like Dr. Hawking said -- maybe it wanted to make itself? You know like something comes from nothing, you think?
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
He had his opinion. And he was an educated scientist, wasn't he? So if he said that the universe was made from nothing, do you have any information that it was not made from nothing?
That’s actually your pattern whenever faced with evidence or a tough question.