Audie
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Thanks for expressing your beliefs.
Translated as, "you win".
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Thanks for expressing your beliefs.
he didn't say WHO designed the universe
or to WHOM he might be grateful
he's is now one of the grateful dead
and likely.....surprised
Not a belief, not an opinion.
Simple fact.
IC is infested with logical fallacies, as has been demonstrated hundreds of times by now.
In fact, it's amazing that this nonsense still keeps coming up in discussions, considering how often it's been refuted, debunked, falsified to hell and back.
Not necessarily. Why do you assume that there was a creator? Can you even begin to show that one is necessary?he didn't say WHO designed the universe
or to WHOM he might be grateful
he's is now one of the grateful dead
and likely.....surprised
?????a cheap stab at islam.
science would have you believe.....all things remain stillNot necessarily. Why do you assume that there was a creator? Can you even begin to show that one is necessary?
I understood that it was a refutation but I did not really found, science also said that kerosene melts steel...
You are the person handing me phony arguments that fail themselves.
I figured it out what it was , I asked for link of trial that that refutes ic concept, that was not it.
?????
that woman didn't think so
and neither did the executioner
but hey.....you got no worries
so what if you end up in a box in the ground
so what if eternal darkness is physically real
so what if your spirit is alive and well .....now
And massive steel center core columns should have been left standing intact unless kerosene fire melted them...
This is the post I responded to “Irreducible complexity has been totally debunked in court. I am surprised people are still bringing it up”
if the primordial singularity was a simple bang
it would also a hollow sphere of energy ever expanding
that would be the pinch and snap of God's fingers
So you think the Multiverse theory or parallel universe theories are just Woo Woo?
Does Stephen Hawking’s final theory tame the multiverse? | EarthSky.org
Hawking and Hertog’s latest study deals specifically with a subset of Big Bang theory, called eternal inflation. Most modern Big Bang theories incorporate the idea of an inflation, which calls for an exponential expansion of space in the universe’s first fraction of a second. Eternalinflation suggests that some pockets of space keep expanding exponentially forever, while some (like the one we inhabit) don’t.
If this theory is an accurate description of the cosmos, then we live in a multiverse consisting of many isolated bubble universes.
If it’s true, then our entire known cosmos of galaxies and stars exists inside a sort of bubble, but many other bubbles – forever unknowable – exist outside ours. Some might have laws of physics similar to (or even the same as) ours. Some would operate very differently. The University of Cambridge issued a statement about Hawking’s final study this week. It explained:
The observable part of our universe would then be just a hospitable pocket universe, a region in which inflation has ended and stars and galaxies formed.
yep......angels with swordsYou can keep trying to dodge the actual point that was made.
It won't make it go away.
your question should have been answered by youWhy would that be the case?
You are free to translate it into anything you desire, Audie, but that doesn't make it true just like it's not true that an absence of evidence is evidence of absence as most of the atheists posting on this thread indicate.Translated as, "you win".
Not a straw man when you said it yourself:What a nice piece of Straw Man you have there.
The Mulitverse Hypothesis? Has zero evidence in support of it-- it is, at present, just a hypothesis without a single experiment in support.
Even Dr Hawking admitted that, when pressed.
So my statement stands as written. Show experimental evidence for a multi-verse, and I will listen.
Until then? It's merely Interesting.
The idea is both rational and sensible. It's also logical to accept the idea that an absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. It's just an unproved idea. You're asserting that it's impossible and cannot be without single shred of evidence. So who here is the irrational and insensible one?BINGO! And since we have zero examples of anything-- any phenomena at all-- being "outside"? (if such an idea is even rational or makes sense)
We can dismiss all such phenomena as unlikely in the extreme.
It's akin to asking "what is North of the North Pole?"
You are free to translate it into anything you desire, Audie, but that doesn't make it true just like it's not true that an absence of evidence is evidence of absence as most of the atheists posting on this thread indicate.
Not a straw man when you said it yourself:
The idea is both rational and sensible. It's also logical to accept the idea that an absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. It's just an unproved idea. You're asserting that it's impossible and cannot be without single shred of evidence. So who here is the irrational and insensible one?