waitasec
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Majikthise,
Please, read Genesis chapters 1 and 2. It's not super long and it will clear up everything for you. Or is that being presumptuous and condescending?
no, your saying a lot of nothing though
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Majikthise,
Please, read Genesis chapters 1 and 2. It's not super long and it will clear up everything for you. Or is that being presumptuous and condescending?
Sagan speaks of the fossil evidence being consistent with creation.
I am well aware Sagan is an evolutionist, which makes his statement all the more telling.
What he says about God's competence is his opinion and he is entitled to it.
Evolutionists who claim the existence of vestigial organs or junk DNA have been proven wrong
Sagan's statement about trial and error is equally wrong.
As to your assertion that I was quote-mining, that's patent nonsense and you know it. But you have to do something to divert attention to what Sagan admitted. It is you that should be embarrassed, not I.
No, the Creator's handiwork speaks for itself. If you had read my post you would understand that I said what men say about God's abilities is both wrong and unspeakably arrogant.
Majikthise,
Please, read Genesis chapters 1 and 2. It's not super long and it will clear up everything for you. Or is that being presumptuous and condescending?
Does anyone else see the irony of Rusra's pathetic attempts to defend his blatant quote mining in a thread titled "The Dishonesty of Creationists"?
Not to mention entertaining...that's what makes this very entertaining...
that the creator is incompetent?
Look. I'm not talking about turning you into an atheist.
It would demonstrate to you that Sagan did not in any way suggest that intelligent design is a viable scientific theory and your quote mining is inacurate.
And, you might be interested in seeing how Sagan thinks that nobody can really be an atheist. I thought you might get a kick out of that.
In any case, you ought to take it down a couple of notches.
I have read Genesis, I used to be a christian. I don't know it by heart but I got the gist of it. You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna read them again right now.
So you get to it and do like I asked too and we'll talk.
Well you are at it get him to explain what the firmament is. You are in for a treat.1. What are ".....the waters which were above the fermament."?
fantôme profane;2653078 said:Well you are at it get him to explain what the firmament is. You are in for a treat.
trial and error...
in other words..evolution.
you are talking about the bible...right?
Does anyone else see the irony of Rusra's pathetic attempts to defend his blatant quote mining in a thread titled "The Dishonesty of Creationists"?
If this is the case, what does the fact that fossil evidence shows that the vast majority of species that She has ever "created" have turned out to be incapable of survival say?
The only thing Ben Stein exposed is his ignorance and willingness to lie.That's right. If you can't deny the facts, attack the person. Classic evolutionist tactics. Ridicule, bully, Expell (if possible). Ben Stein's movie Expelled exposed this blatant hypocrisy.
Really?Simple. You are misrepresenting what the fossil evidence shows.
Says who?And God is not a "she"
Deny the facts?That's right. If you can't deny the facts, attack the person. Classic evolutionist tactics. Ridicule, bully, Expell (if possible).
You still haven't learned that abiogenesis and evolution are two different subjects, have you.if it is trial and error, how come scientists can't create life?
Ok rusra02, I read genesis 1and 2 and it wasn't so bad. In fact I think I might reread it all now as I found it entertaining (I even managed to cook some burgers for the kids in between).
I love sarcasm and use it often but I assure you I am on the level here.
As I read , going back sometimes to fully comprehend what I had read, I came up with some questions I hope you might be able to anwer or give me some insight on.
1. What are ".....the waters which were above the fermament."?
2. The tree of knowledge of good and evil was planted in the garden. Where did God aquire his perception of good and evil if man had not previously exsisted before this time? How did God come about any of the knowledge and experience he had?
3. Is chapter 2 supposed to be a more detailed acount of chapter 1 , or are they in chronological order?
Again, thanks for suggesting the reading , and I realise what I asked of you is a little more involved, so I won't be expecting an answer right away.
Dan