punkbass2000
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Oh just a little inside joke I have running... Well, that's inaccurate. I think "inside joke" implies there's more than one person in on it.
why didn't you say so? Is this another case of the 'kinds'?FearlessLeader2 said:option 2.
If if if - and even if he must have been on some pretty powerful drugs.Not that anyone cares, but the point is if Moses watched the Creation unfold up to now, and saw that place as the finished point, he would recognise it, and the idea that he was seeing Creation would be neatly and convieniently underscored without making a big deal of it (any more so than viewing 18-odd billion years of history in a few minutes or hours would, that is).
well, in this case you gave broad weeping claims with significant flaws in logic, base your argumentation on the tales of along-dead goatherders and actually use this to attack science. Don't you think it is OK to demand a tiny bit of SUBSTANCE?But really, I'm tired of try to 'explain' something that's easy to understand to someone who obviously understands it perfectly, just so they can feign ignorace and demand explanations for the obvious. It's tiring, demeaning, and pointless.
Nope, you did NOT bring any scientific facts, and whenever anyone asks you for evidence you whine just like thisTo go to all the trouble to post that, and have to see snide little stupidities like 'my scietific facts are facts, and yours aren't', when I'm talking about the same things he is...

Why effing bother? Seriously. I just have no further desire to interact with him ever again. Yeah, the List of Ignorace sounds pretty darn good right now...![]()
Considering I was added to it for asserting that people are made of atoms and ions, I'm not sure I want off it.punkbass2000 said:/me pencils in a question mark beside TLC's name on The List of Ignorance...

You'll be back! They all come back!FearlessLeader2 said:EDIT: I'm done with this thread.
Well, considering FL2's swear laden PM he just sent me, it's seems pretty valid, although in this case it applies to an old earth creationist as well.The Last Conformist said:Heard of Morton's demon? Unlike Maxwell's and Laplace's, this one does not seem to be exorcisable by scientific progress.
That's a lie. There's plenty of transitional fossiles around, incl a continuum of fossil hominins cataloging just about every stage from australopithecines to modern humans.Sword_Of_Geddon said:The main points against Evolution are this:
1. No Transitional forms have ever been found regarding Species-to-species Evolution in the fossil record. What "Missing-Links" haven't been found have later been found to be a hoax, or can logical be explained as a young child's skeleton, or even a human skeleton(Because people with less nuitrition not grow as big).
That's just clueless. The big bang is when the universe started. If the 2nd law said that systems have to start at maximum entropy, there wouldn't be any chemistry, for a start.2. While the Earth is not a closed system, the universe is. If the Universe is infinite, the Second Law of Thermodynamics states that the Universe would already have reached maximum entropy...meaning that the Big Bang is impossible.
No other has been found to be created either.3. No other life in the universe has been found to arise spontaniously.

Some have been hoaxes, but transitional forms have certainly been found. Archaeopteryx is one such transitional fossil that is an animal in between a dinosaur and a bird. Either way, the relative lack of transitional forms is explained by punctuated equilibrium, it doesn't mean that evolution does not occur.Sword_Of_Geddon said:The main points against Evolution are this:
1. No Transitional forms have ever been found regarding Species-to-species Evolution in the fossil record. What "Missing-Links" haven't been found have later been found to be a hoax, or can logical be explained as a young child's skeleton, or even a human skeleton(Because people with less nuitrition not grow as big).
The Second Law of Thermodynamics gives no time period on reaching entropy. Given an infinite amount of time, yes, entropy will be maximized, but an infinite amount of time has not been passed. Moreover, what does the Big Bang have to do with this? We're discussing evolution, not the origin of the universe.Sword_Of_Geddon said:2. While the Earth is not a closed system, the universe is. If the Universe is infinite, the Second Law of Thermodynamics states that the Universe would already have reached maximum entropy...meaning that the Big Bang is impossible.
First of all, a rarity of life in the universe does not mean that evolution is wrong. A solar system How many planets have been searched for life?Sword_Of_Geddon said:3. No other life in the universe has been found to arise spontaniously.
In a word, no.Sword_Of_Geddon said:The Scientific Method states that a theory can only become a law after it has been analyzed and tested and shown to be repeatable.
As you should know by know, "proof" doesn't apply to the natural sciences. What we can do is test our theories against observation and experiment. There is no fundamental difference 'tween observational science (eg, natural history) and experimental (eg, chemistry) here.This is impossible with all forms of Orgins science. Therefore, point number 3 is still valid. If you can't prove a theory, then it can never be described as True. To believe it is true...would require a leap of......faith
Definition of Scientific Law.Sword_Of_Geddon said:The Scientific Method states that a theory can only become a law after it has been analyzed and tested and shown to be repeatable. This is impossible with all forms of Orgins science. Therefore, point number 3 is still valid. If you can't prove a theory, then it can never be described as True. To believe it is true...would require a leap of......faith
wikipedia.org said:Physical laws are:
* true. By definition, there have never been repeatable, contradicting observations.
* universal. They appear to apply everywhere in the universe. (Davies)
* simple. They are typically expressed in terms of a single mathematical equation. (Davies)
* absolute. Nothing in the universe appears to affect them. (Davies)
* eternal. Unchanged since first discovered (although they may have been shown to be approximations of more accurate lawssee "Laws as approximations" below), they appear to be unchanged since the beginning of the universe. It is thus presumed that they will remain unchanged in the future. (Davies)
* omnipotent. Everything in the universe apparently must comply with them. (Davies)
* "omniscient" (loosely speaking). The behavior of everything in the universe is automatically and immediately "known" to the laws. (Davies)
* generally conservative of quantity. (Feynman)
* often possessive of symmetry. (Feynman)
* typically theoretically reversible in time (if non-quantum), although time itself is irreversible. (Feynman)
Show me where it is stated in evolutionary theory that there is no God. Evolution has nothing to do with the existance of God.Sword_Of_Geddon said:According to Evolution Purists, there is no God
What the heck is this a reply to?Sword_Of_Geddon said:There is because you can never see Evolution as in Species-to Species occuring, because it takes Millions of years. That is one of the requirements of the scientific method.

It's decidedly ironic to base an argument on morality on a lie.But you would lecture me about Morality? According to Evolution Purists, there is no God, and what we know as "Morality" is merely a quirk of Evolution, so it doesn't really exist. The only thing that exists under the theory of Evolution in its purest form is Darwinism, as in Survival of the Fittest.