@tas8831 , I reported you for your snide “funny”s.The listed books are the sources. Wouldn’t you think?
I and others told you about that. A shame that you can’t act civil toward those with differing pov’s.
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@tas8831 , I reported you for your snide “funny”s.The listed books are the sources. Wouldn’t you think?
Wait a second, you believe in magic and you think that is funny?OMG LOLOLOLOLOL THANKS BRO. You are the gift that keeps on giving. Ever thought about a career in stand up?
The truthful religion never said that 3+2=7.I do not understand your question.
The truthful religion never said that 3+2=7.
It is mathematics that says 3+2=5 , not from Science.
One is wrong. Right, please?
What about Casimir effect then? Where do the particles come from? They're formed in vacuum.Since science/observation has repeatedly shown that something does not come from nothing
Life is eternal. Nature is alive. Reality is alive. There's no clear line between alive and non-alive.and life does not come from nonliving things can you blame someone for concluding that there is some sort if creator even if you dont believe that?
Why not believe all is interconnected and life, reality, and that exist is God/god/gods or whatever we want to call it. We're all part of God. There's no separation between creator and creation.Once this door is open why couldnt someone simply believe " my creator did it"? So what if someone is not interested in the exact processes used.
The zero point energy of the quantum vacuum is not nothing, it is energy.....there is no real vacuum, the term vacuum is a leftover from the days when science thought there was a vacuum.What about Casimir effect then? Where do the particles come from? They're formed in vacuum.
Since science/observation has repeatedly shown that something does not come from nothing and life does not come from nonliving things can you blame someone for concluding that there is some sort if creator even if you dont believe that? Once this door is open why couldnt someone simply believe " my creator did it"? So what if someone is not interested in the exact processes used.
Aww, you poor thing.@tas8831 , I reported you for your snide “funny”s.
A shame that "Christians" cannot be honest in their zeal.I and others told you about that. A shame that you can’t act civil toward those with differing pov’s.
No - you just blatantly copy-pasted the list from Jon Wells' lie-filled website, as has been documented.The listed books are the sources. Wouldn’t you think?
But it's interesting though, it's empty space with nothing, with unseen and non-measurable energies, in all aspects empty and void, and yet there is something there. The universe came from something, God, god, gods, or eternal energy, who knows, the answer doesn't have to be as straightforward to assume one thing or another. We don't know what was there in the beginning. We can't measure it. Was it nothing or something, and if it was something, was that something necessarily something that we have to assume? And on the other hand, whatever it was, we can choose to call it God even if the properties would have been different than the traditional views. Who knows. God or not God seems to be more of a choice at that point. Our choice to call "that thing" God.The zero point energy of the quantum vacuum is not nothing, it is energy.....there is no real vacuum, the term vacuum is a leftover from the days when science thought there was a vacuum.
Please show modern scientific papers that state that "something does not come from nothing".Since science/observation has repeatedly shown that something does not come from nothing ...
Please show modern scientific papers that state that "life does not come from nonliving things"Since science/observation has repeatedly shown that ... life does not come from nonliving things ...
Since science/observation has repeatedly shown that something does not come from nothing and life does not come from nonliving things can you blame someone for concluding that there is some sort if creator even if you dont believe that?
Keep in mind Ouroboros that this 'space' is omnipresent and is therefore the underlying unity of the apparent all that exists. To imagine that it had a beginning is an error, only the universal manifestation is subject to beginnings and endings, creations and destructions, births and deaths, the underlying omnipresent space in which the creation and destruction is taking place is always present, without beginning or end. Time does not apply to eternity, so there was never a beginning to absolute existence.But it's interesting though, it's empty space with nothing, with unseen and non-measurable energies, in all aspects empty and void, and yet there is something there. The universe came from something, God, god, gods, or eternal energy, who knows, the answer doesn't have to be as straightforward to assume one thing or another. We don't know what was there in the beginning. We can't measure it. Was it nothing or something, and if it was something, was that something necessarily something that we have to assume? And on the other hand, whatever it was, we can choose to call it God even if the properties would have been different than the traditional views. Who knows. God or not God seems to be more of a choice at that point. Our choice to call "that thing" God.
Most interesting.....
After I mentioned that you copy pasted this list from Wells, you replied:
Weird - I read this by Wells:
Haeckel, Darwin, and Textbooks
and darned if I did not see this:
And the list omits the following textbooks published between 1998 and 2004 that do include Haeckel’s drawings or a re-drawn version of them:
- Biggs, Kapicka & Lundgren, Biology: The Dynamics of Life (Glencoe, 1998)
- Johnson, Biology: Visualizing Life (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1998)
- Douglas J. Futuyma, Evolutionary Biology (Sinauer, 1998)
- Miller & Levine, Biology, 4th Edition (Prentice Hall, 1998)
- Miller & Levine, Biology: The Living Science (Prentice Hall, 1998)
- Raven & Johnson, Biology, 5th Edition (McGraw-Hill, 1999)
- Schraer & Stoltze, Biology: The Study of Life, 7th Edition (1999)
- Miller & Levine, Biology, 5th Edition (Prentice Hall, 2000)
- Padilla, Focus on Life Science, California Edition (Prentice Hall, 2001)
- Raven & Johnson, Biology, 6th Edition (McGraw-Hill, 2002)
- Donald & Judith Voet, Biochemistry, 3rd Edition (Wiley, 2004)
Huh... But you did not provide a link in your original post, did you? And then you actually claimed that you had not even read Wells!
What kind of person are you?
ROFL!!
Dripping with irony..
1. I likely understand more about biology, genetics, and theories of origins than anyone here. But my arguments are evidentiary, not fallacious. I do not argue from authority.
2. Nobody is asking for help. I'm here to debate facts and science (in the appropriate threads), and patronizing drivel like this is just demeaning ad hominem, for impotent debaters.
3. I am CONSTANTLY under a barrage of demeaning, insulting, off topic personal attacks, and only return mild fire on occasion. The hypocrisy of, 'oh, usfan is so mean!', is absurd. I dish out very little, compared to what i get. I mostly point out the insulting, ad hominem laced rants, and you call that, "insultingly rude!!"
Please. Don't help me. I don't want to be a 'wise, knowledgeable, scientific minded!', person like the progressive indoctrinees, here. They are mostly religious bigots, pompous dogmatists, hypocrites, and blind fools. That sounds horrible, to me. I really don't want to become a progressive indoctrinee.. There are enough of you already. I prefer the company of Truth, to the adulation and soothing assurances of propaganda.
Learn from my perspective, or close your minds to science. I don't care which.
Here was my question, that 'triggered!' the barrage of ad hom & righteous indignation from the common descent Believers:
And, a few of the helpful, scientific based replies:
So which is it?. Fusion, or no? Irate indignation or rational rebuttal?
..and you pretend i am the instigator of your childish hysteria..
..but im done with the petty 'he said, she said!' bickering. If you want to talk science, I'll engage in the other thread. If you want to berate me, personally, the member interview thread is good for that. Or, you can keep dogpiling in every thread, all the time, with no let up. I don't really care..
And, i won't always ignore your ad hom grenades.. sometimes i will pull the pins, and throw them back..
stick aroundSince science/observation has repeatedly shown that something does not come from nothing and life does not come from nonliving things can you blame someone for concluding that there is some sort if creator even if you dont believe that? Once this door is open why couldnt someone simply believe " my creator did it"? So what if someone is not interested in the exact processes used.
are you digressing to that thread I started?Go ahead, call him an ape!
science explains.....HOW God did it- "Science" doesn't actually say that.
- If it did, a God from nothing would violate it.
- Your religion isn't some sort of default.