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FuriousOne;2029839 said:I don't see how evolution would be a sound way to create anything if you had the power to create something perfect unless you guaranteed success. There is nothing that guarantees our success as a species. Many other species did not make it this far and humans in this form are particularly new to the evolutionary step ladder. Humans have a special ability to augment and supplement their adaptability as well as consolidate and correlate information that increases the odds of surviving an event that in the past could have wiped us out entirely. We're nowhere near perfect at predicting every possible outcome. There is just enough of us to bounce back after devastation.
BiblicalAtheist;2029883 said:Wouldn't 'evolution' have to have some sort of 'intelligence' to get this far in the first place?
bootsy_jenkins;2029881 said:It is called nature. OR the forces and processes that produce and control all the phenomena of the material world.
ThaChozenWun;2029908 said:Just the species that is evolving.
motrilla;2029887 said:Isn't the alternative for Christians to believe god created man from the earths dust ?
if so I'm going with evolution
What instruments or formula could be used to quantify or qualify the theory referenced above that "unobservably small pigs are the basis for everything"? This theory, and infinite others hold the same weight as the "creative intelligence" one.judahxulu;2029861 said:lol. what instruments or formulas could be used to quantify or qualify "creative intelligence"? proof, proof, proof, prooof....blah blah blah. proof by whose standard? and what makes that standard so special?
Is this a reference to the process of biological evolution (biological change within organisms over time)?judahxulu;2029861 said:furthermore, if you dont possess the equipment and other resources to personally observe what is "known" or "theoretical" then by your own standard you are guilty of belief. you are believing what someone else told you. you believe in how someone else defined a particular process. the process might be true but the definition and context will allways be subjective until a muthafucka builds a time machine.
BiblicalAtheist;2029916 said:No no, I mean going from big bang to this point, wouldn't it have to have some sort of inherent intelligence?
BiblicalAtheist;2029916 said:No no, I mean going from big bang to this point, wouldn't it have to have some sort of inherent intelligence?
DoUwant2go2Heaven?;2029921 said:Show me a corpse that turns to primordial ooze and i'll go with evolution. Till then I'll let God be true and all men liars. "for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return." Genesis 3:19
ThaChozenWun;2029930 said:No I don't think. Because if you take the stance that everything comes from something that means to me to that a god had to either come from nothing or be created, in which case if someone says god can come from nothing I don't see why something else can't.
In my belief nothing does not exist and something is the thing that always has been.
DoUwant2go2Heaven?;2029960 said:Why does God have to come from anywhere? Just because our minds can't comprehend what an eternal being is, doesn't negate the fact that He is and has always existed.
DoUwant2go2Heaven?;2029960 said:Why does God have to come from anywhere? Just because our minds can't comprehend what an eternal being is, doesn't negate the fact that He is and has always existed.
DoUwant2go2Heaven?;2029911 said:No. God is the one who produces and controls all the phenomena of the material and immaterial world. Do you know Him?
Evolution is an observable biological process, not a being itself, let alone a sentient one; so it's not something that can consciously make "decisions". And not all hearts have enclosing membranes/sacs, such as hearts in open circulatory systems.DoUwant2go2Heaven?;2029611 said:...How did evolution "decide" that the heart needed a protective sac?...
DoUwant2go2Heaven?;2029942 said:But at the end of the day..........
ThaChozenWun;2029930 said:No I don't think. Because if you take the stance that everything comes from something that means to me to that a god had to either come from nothing or be created, in which case if someone says god can come from nothing I don't see why something else can't.
In my belief nothing does not exist and something is the thing that always has been.
BiblicalAtheist;2029980 said:Every 'thing' came from 'no-thing'. Out of silence comes sound, out of void comes form, out of darkness comes light. In a beginning there was 'no-thing', undifferentiated energy, that had no sound, no light, nor form. If god is a happening, there is no need for a prior(something creating god), if god was caused then it not a happening(something that comes into existence without a prior event).
motrilla;2029957 said:I don't claim to know the specifics on how and what humans evolved from what I do know is a mystical being creating humanity from the earths dust sounds outlandish
ThaChozenWun;2029963 said:So if this is possible why is it impossible for an infinite universe to be and always have been?
VIBE86;2029974 said:Because it's a must for us.
Just like a non-believer states a belief in a BBT, you then state, "something cannot come from nothing, something must come from something". In your belief God must have created everything, so there you have "something coming from something". Now if something can't come from nothing, where does God come from? He can't come from nothing, everything has a beginning. God cannot just be, there's no way. God was just floating around in darkness and said, hey, I'm gonna make something today?
What is God, where does he come from? If that can be answered then hey...