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Death VS God | ||||
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17:44:43 Apr 20th 09 - Mr. Josef: http://www.talkorigins.org/ | ||||
17:45:35 Apr 20th 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley: Ah, Thanks! :p Well, off to work. EDIT - I found my error, while looking up Josef's site, it gave me the other one. Tricky Google. | ||||
18:20:02 Apr 20th 09 - Mr. Josef: The link I posted already has the answer on why The second law has no effect here and you'd know that if you opened the link and read it, but you're to much of a *beep* to do that, or to even understand what is written. | ||||
18:32:02 Apr 20th 09 - Mr. Paracelzus: i was being sarcastic | ||||
18:44:32 Apr 20th 09 - Mr. Paracelzus: I will quote myself. Because i am freeken tired of debates, this is a major waist of time | ||||
18:59:44 Apr 20th 09 - Mr. Formatieduiker: hahaha, unbelievable! :-) creationism is a science? lol, babies are made by flowers and bees? or they come out of cabbages? and why is it so strange that ice floats on water? (it weighs the same, but has a bigger volume ... hence, it floats! omg it's a miracle!) | ||||
20:21:34 Apr 20th 09 - Lord Primate Death: God has it propped up by invisable angels...now if you dont mind...im on the first page of genesis still in my god killing debate. | ||||
21:29:00 Apr 20th 09 - Mr. Josef: So let me understand this, you think that because I don't know something that makes you right? I understand why the second law of thermodynamics isn't broken by evolution, but I don't have to remember the proof for it just so I can type it to *beep* like you and I don't really feel I need to copy/paste it here from another site either. | ||||
22:02:05 Apr 20th 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley:
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22:17:37 Apr 20th 09 - Lord Primate Death: To be honest...the thread is called Death VS God. Its about a page by page dissection of the bible. For those who want to debate "creationism vs any other ism" you want, then read the forum posting rules and create your own threads. | ||||
22:21:28 Apr 20th 09 - Lord Primate Death: so...D1ck berk ...that means kiss my a$$ in easy simple kidergarden language for you | ||||
23:12:49 Apr 20th 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley: Death VS God = Page by page dissection of the Bible? You must be a real genius when it comes to titles. I still think a narrow minded imbecile like yourself shouldn't read the Bible and then literally tell us what you read. Undertones and symbolism is something I cannot imagine you seeing. EDIT - I just looked back. I change my mind from "I still think a narrow minded imbecile..." to "I KNOW..." I swear, 13-year-olds could explain it better. As for you trying to explain easy and simple English in your double post, try reading what you wrote in your responses to the Bible and see how immature and stupid you sound. PS - Don't talk down to me if you can't spell worth sh*t you little monkey. | ||||
23:43:23 Apr 20th 09 - Lord Primate Death: ps...which part of kiss my a$$ didnt you grasp sh1t 4 brains | ||||
00:10:00 Apr 21st 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley: I wouldn't know, must be your kindergarten grammar for starters? If you want to use numbers and little symbols, try leet. Funny how you try to insult me with the old intelligence or age attack and then fall flat on your face in a load of fail. L37$ 7@L|< 1|/| 1337! | ||||
00:19:02 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Killstone: "The conclusions you draw from these facts is wishful thinking" I draw my conclusion for myself, but I will let you draw whatever conclusion you want its your choice. My point with bringing all of these things up is that I do not see how it can be possible that everything working so harmoniously with each other to support life on this planet could all come about by chance. The chances that everything being perfect to support life on this planet is just too astronomically large for me to see or believe how it could happen by chance. Regarding evolution i have a few questions for Josef. What type of evolution do you believe in? (as in neo evolution etc) Also I'd appreciate it if everyone would stop flinging all this name calling and insulting around. I would like to have a respectable debate and I see the potential for that with Josef, but in my opinion when everyone starts insulting each other they have run out of points to support their ideas. | ||||
01:18:31 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Abyss: or their to lazy to google it and look for the support :) | ||||
02:19:40 Apr 21st 09 - Lord Primate Death: Fine...try Europa...current probes suggest oceans beneath the ice surface...where there's oceans, the possibility of life...and even within our solar system. Now...what were the chances of that in a solar system which contains 8 planets, 5 dwarves and 173 moons. All of a sudden that "unique" quality we have on earth is not so unique... a 1/186 chance....now factor in the billions of stars, galaxies and other solar systems....and unique goes right out the window. | ||||
04:52:52 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Killstone: primate the nubmer of places has nothing to do with it. no where does it say that one planet in our solar system HAS to support life. the chances come from how intricate the planet that supports life is. With everything working so well with everything else on Earth the chances of it becoming the way it is by chance are astronomical. | ||||
09:33:29 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: "What type of evolution do you believe in? (as in neo evolution etc)" | ||||
13:37:36 Apr 21st 09 - Sir Santa: "it just got lucky to be in the right spot," | ||||
13:47:10 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: Yes, it was lucky that this particular planet is where it is, don't you think that somebody that wins the lottery is also lucky? For any single person to win the lottery is very unlikely thing to happen so the person that does is lucky, that doesn't mean the chance of the event on the whole is that unlikely or that is requires luck. | ||||
13:49:27 Apr 21st 09 - Sir Santa: You clearly missed my sarcasm Josef. You said Earth was lucky, take a good look at the world and what mankind has done to it. I wouldn't say Earth was lucky, more like doomed... | ||||
13:53:54 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: You're right! It would have been much better if it was like Venus, where you'd be flatter than a pancake. | ||||
16:53:49 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Formatieduiker: :-) | ||||
17:22:28 Apr 21st 09 - Sir Twelve Inch Cucumber: You know..... this thread made me open my eyes to something. No, my eyes are not open to God. Nor are my eyes open to No God. My eyes are wide open to the extremely remarkable fact... that Cobra aka Josef... can actually sound so... educated... intelligent... erudite..... heck, CIVILISED!!! There must be a God.... and he must have given Cobra a heart and some manners :) [Tonight's prayer: God, please keep the old Cobra away. Stick him under the carpet, flush him down the toilet, throw him into the sun, stick him in a blackhole, whatever Almighty You does, please... do not let him come back to shower us with his Neanderthalism :P We like this brand new, retooled, upgraded version of Cobra without all the defects of the old one ^_^] | ||||
17:55:53 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Killstone: I only know of two types of evolution. One is that the improvements in species happened in a very short time through large mutations most likely caused by some sort of radiation. The other is a bunch of very small improvements that happened over millions and billions of years. I take it you believe in the second one Josef? I should have looked up the names because I couldn't quite remember them but those are the two that I know of and you were right it is neo-darwinism and not neo-evolution, my mistake. But if you do beleive in the idea that species changed gradually over a long amount of time, then I have another question for you. How do you explain the fossils in the cambrian layer of rock? According to the Macroevolution that took place over a great amount of time the cambrian layer of rock (second to the lowest estimated to be formed about 570-500 million years ago) should only contain the very simplest multicellular life forms. Although this is what SHOULD be in that layer of rock, in the early 1900s a paleontologist named Charles Walcott found thousands of fossils in a layer of cambrian rock called the Burgess Shale. These fossils, much to the surprise of Walcott, were not just simple multicellular life forms. In fact he found fossils from every major animal phylum that exists. Some of these fossils showed very complex life forms existed during that time period 570-500 million years ago. How did those fossils get there if these life forms should not have appeared for atleast another 100 million years? Another question i have about evolution which I've never seen asked before and has always made me curious. When a mutation occurs that improvements the way of sexual reproduction, how does that organism have offspring? You have a ton of single celled bacteria that all reproduce a-sexually. Eventually, in order to progress farther through evolution, one of these mutations will have to change so that an organism produces sexually with a mate of the opposite gender. (after all humans cant reproduce a-sexually) i know im jumping far in the evolutionary process but im just using it as an example from a-sexual reproduction to sexual reproduction. lets say an a-sexual bacteria mutates into a sexualy reproducing fish. In order for that species of fish to survive he/she will need a mate in order to have offspring. How is it possible if mutations only happen over a lot of years that another mutation will happen within the same general area of the last mutation that a fish of the opposite gender that reproduces sexually will be made within the other fish's life time? | ||||
18:07:34 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Killstone: I forgot to address one of your points. You said that sicne there are trillions and trillions of planets in the galaxy chances are one of them must support life. So using your logic, there are trillions and trillions of rocks on the earth, one of them must talk. | ||||
19:00:40 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: "I take it you believe in the second one Josef?" | ||||
19:08:45 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: Here's another link about what lived in the Vendian period, with pictures of the fossils. | ||||
19:45:07 Apr 21st 09 - Divine Devastator Kathandarion: Demonslayer William Berkeley
.......... what are you talking about. i made another thread about KD relations and people started talking about religion in it so i made a religion one for them to go and play in. yeah i posted in it a few times but wtf..........and not smart enough to debate it :S:S tell that to my A* in bioligy GCSE and my distinction in my first year of A level (which i started a year early). i am smart but there is no point debating on the internet with people who can just come up with something and you dont know if its true. i dont know everything so i might be fooled into believing it so i have decided to skim through them but not really absorb much unless i can verify it with more then just VU players words and one Bias website as most have been. | ||||
19:53:22 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: Oh yeah! That's exactly what UC Berkeley is, a biased website, it can't compare to christiananswers.com | ||||
20:04:11 Apr 21st 09 - Lord Wraith The Hermit: Getting an A in Biology doesn't mean you can debate for sh!t.. | ||||
20:49:26 Apr 21st 09 - Sir Santa: "and are
not bright enough to know wtf you are talking about." | ||||
21:18:54 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: "My eyes are wide open to the extremely remarkable fact... that Cobra
aka Josef... can actually sound so... educated... intelligent...
erudite..... heck, CIVILISED!!!" | ||||
21:26:34 Apr 21st 09 - Divine Devastator Kathandarion: Mr. Josef | ||||
21:44:13 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Killstone: "The same way white people can have kids with blacks, or asians. The same way different kinds of dogs from different races can breed with dogs not of their own race. The same way horses and donkeys can breed. I think you missed my point. All the current beings evolved from eachother according to evolution. At one point the a sexual organism would have to change to a sexual organism. How could the sexual organism reproduce if there were no other sexual organisms to mate with (because they are all a sexual)? "Oh for *beep*'s sake, can't you tell the difference between something that is impossible, a rock talking, and something that has a very small chance of happening, but it still CAN happen. I am going to make an assumption, which could be wrong, but I am going to assume you believe in abiogenesis (http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Abiogenesis), am I correct in this assumption? If I am correct then what is the difference between the idea of nonliving chemicals spontaneously reacting to form a living matter with DNA, and the idea of a non living rock spontaneously reacting with its surroundings developing vocal cords and gaining the ability to speak? Also, again if my assumption about you believing in abiogenesis is correct, how does the reaction between the nonliving matter gain DNA or RNA? One more question in this post: If the mutations between species were small and happened over a long period of time, then wouldn't there be some fossil evidence of an animal between species (aka an intermediate link)? | ||||
22:00:29 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Killstone: I think you edited your last after i read it and missed a part. What did I say that made you think I'm questioning my beliefs in God? | ||||
22:09:30 Apr 21st 09 - Divine Devastator Kathandarion: go ahead then pineapple | ||||
22:09:54 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: "I think you missed my point. All the current beings evolved from
eachother according to evolution. At one point the a sexual organism
would have to change to a sexual organism. How could the sexual
organism reproduce if there were no other sexual organisms to mate with
(because they are all a sexual)?" | ||||
22:20:20 Apr 21st 09 - Sir Gilth: Killstone. | ||||
22:22:16 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Pineapple:
Please gtfo Kiddie | ||||
22:23:40 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: I knew I remembered right, couldn't come up with a name on such sort notice, thank you Gilth. | ||||
22:36:42 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Formatieduiker: http://users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/BiologyPages/A/AsexualReproduction.html there are species which can switch gender, or even better, who have both genders ... (spongebob, snails, and plants, can't think of any more atm) | ||||
23:16:26 Apr 21st 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley: "only Creationists claim to know everything." Is that your opinion or are you stating a fact? | ||||
23:19:45 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: It's pretty much a fact, once you say "God did it!", what else is there? | ||||
23:21:13 Apr 21st 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley: Quite a bit actually...science and religion can overlap pretty well in certain areas. You don't have to choose A or B because there are some in betweens | ||||
23:25:38 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: I'm dying to know which these are, what exactly does religion bring to science that science by itself can't do? | ||||
23:31:16 Apr 21st 09 - Demonslayer William Berkeley: Well right now you claim science can prove everything so obviously you are being just like "all creationists." You cannot even prove all of it yourself because it is only a theory and scientists are still trying to figure out how a ocean full of jumbled organic pieces magically became life. Lumping everyone of everything into one group is just generalizing and that is a stupid psychological mindset. | ||||
23:32:22 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Supreme Ruler: josef you cant have its pretty much a fact because fact means it is 100% always true and not 90%+ so gotta choose either fact or whether its your opinion. Plus got any evidence to back that up? | ||||
23:34:02 Apr 21st 09 - Mr. Josef: I didn't say I can prove everything, quite the reverse in fact, and I stand by the fact that creationists claim to know everything, since "God did it!" is that, everything. | ||||
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