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The first creature could not have come into being by random chance. It is impossible.

osgart

Nothing my eye, Something for sure
A valid question. By forming hypotheses and testing them we can find evidence that intellectual capacity comes from a neural network.

Now your turn: How can you support your beliefs?
You are finding correlation not causation between neural networks and intellectual capacity.

I can respond that neural networks inform our intellectual faculties. However there is the identity self, and that we are subjects to the experiences the brain provides. We are looking out at the environment as well as taking in information from the brain.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
You are finding correlation not causation between neural networks and intellectual capacity.

I can respond that neural networks inform our intellectual faculties. However there is the identity self, and that we are subjects to the experiences the brain provides. We are looking out at the environment as well as taking in information from the brain.
Not true. You seem to have forgotten that scientist have tested and confirmed how individual nerves work. We have causation. We simply do not have all of the answers. And we definitely have evidence. You probably do not understand the concept of evidence.

There does not appear to be any reliable evidence for your beliefs.
 

osgart

Nothing my eye, Something for sure
Not true. You seem to have forgotten that scientist have tested and confirmed how individual nerves work. We have causation. We simply do not have all of the answers. And we definitely have evidence. You probably do not understand the concept of evidence.

There does not appear to be any reliable evidence for your beliefs.
Well where can I find this information about causation? Sounds like a Nobel prize is due someone.
 

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
There are soft dino tissue, intact DNA, intact bio molecules.
and of course there are diamonds and coal
No. There is a possibility of dna found in dinosaurs that was back in 2020 and remains controversial which the article explains.


It's not yet been confirmed thus far since the publication of the article TMK.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
No. There is a possibility of dna found in dinosaurs that was back in 2020 and remains controversial which the article explains.


It's not yet been confirmed thus far since the publication of the article TMK.
Even the paper points out that this is highly dubious. It needs to be confirmed at the very least.
 

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
Even the paper points out that this is highly dubious. It needs to be confirmed at the very least.
So it maybe.

Wow all of evolution may have to rescinded worldwide. In fact, it should be until they can confirm. Of wait there is dino DNA.

 

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Even the paper points out that this is highly dubious. It needs to be confirmed at the very least.
Yep. It's explained enough that even laypersons like myself can reasonably understand.

Particularly on how dna starts decaying upon death of the organism which is why it's so hard to find with the passage of time.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
So it maybe.

Wow all of evolution may have to rescinded worldwide. In fact, it should be until they can confirm. Of wait there is dino DNA.

Well thanks for refuting your own claims by using a lying source.

You really need to learn not only the basics of science, evidence and logic. You need to learn how to debate properly too if you expect anyone to take you seriously.
 

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
Well thanks for refuting your own claims by using a lying source.

You really need to learn not only the basics of science, evidence and logic. You need to learn how to debate properly too if you expect anyone to take you seriously.
No I used a real source. But yours leaves open the possibility that there is dino DNA.

Until this is settled, evolution and billions of years should be retraced worldwide.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
No I used a real source. But yours leaves open the possibility that there is dino DNA.

Until this is settled, evolution and billions of years should be retraced worldwide.
No, you used a lying source. And there seriously does not appear to be any such a possibility. The Scientific American article gave a more likely explanation.

But even if true that does not refute evolution or refute the many millions of years since the non-avian dinosaurs existed. You need to work on your logic skills.
 

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
No, you used a lying source. And there seriously does not appear to be any such a possibility. The Scientific American article gave a more likely explanation.

But even if true that does not refute evolution or refute the many millions of years since the non-avian dinosaurs existed. You need to work on your logic skills.
It is a valid source. C-14 is present where it should not be.

 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
Nope. Pseudoscience sources are never valid.

Answer this question for me:

If I used a source where to publish in it one had to swear that the theory of evolution was true no matter what, would that be a valid source? Would they be following the scientific method?
It is a fact again. Evolution refuted yet again.

 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
It is a fact again. Evolution refuted yet again.

Nope. Using a known lying source does not prove anything for you. Now that is easy as can be to refute, but you need to deal with the fact that your source openly admits to be a pseudoscience source. There is no science there.
 

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
Nope. Using a known lying source does not prove anything for you. Now that is easy as can be to refute, but you need to deal with the fact that your source openly admits to be a pseudoscience source. There is no science there.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Another non-science site.

By the way, there was no "blood" discovered. There were the possible remnants of blood cells, your source of course got the science wrong. They always do.

And did you know that the woman that discovered "soft tissue" in the T-Rex fossil used to be a YEC? She made the mistake of honestly trying to learn. She is still a Christian but she now knows that Genesis is not a science book.
 

SavedByTheLord

Well-Known Member
Another non-science site.

By the way, there was no "blood" discovered. There were the possible remnants of blood cells, your source of course got the science wrong. They always do.

And did you know that the woman that discovered "soft tissue" in the T-Rex fossil used to be a YEC? She made the mistake of honestly trying to learn. She is still a Christian but she now knows that Genesis is not a science book.
 
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