10 Jun 12
Originally posted by RJHindsyour ancestors believed in many different gods and many different myth stories.
If we had believed in evolution from the begining of creation, we would still be going into caves to get out of the weather and shiitting behind bushes. That is because we would have been waiting for evolution to do something we should be doing.
Thank God, our ancestors believed and taught that we were created in the image of God with the ability to creat ...[text shortened]... g. But due to the economy, I have the push-button type; besides, it gives me a little exercise.
10 Jun 12
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Originally posted by RJHindsunfortunately for you, that is not a better one. that is an outdated one which evolution replaced by presenting a superior explanation for everything contained in the bible concerning origin of species.
A better one has come along. You can read it in the first book of the Holy Bible. It is called creation and that is the one I accept.
11 Jun 12
Originally posted by VoidSpiritNow after the discovery of DNA in the cell, the fairy tale of evolution for grownups can be filed in the fiction section of the library, where it belongs.
unfortunately for you, that is not a better one. that is an outdated one which evolution replaced by presenting a superior explanation for everything contained in the bible concerning origin of species.
HalleluYah !!! Praise the Lord!
11 Jun 12
Originally posted by VoidSpiritI don't see how one can accept a scientific theory without having at least some confidence that it is true.
belief requires a conviction/confidence of truth. acceptance of something until it is disproved or falsified does not imply confidence or conviction in the truth of that something.
11 Jun 12
Originally posted by SwissGambitif they have confidence that it is true, then they have a belief. belief requires acceptance, acceptance does not require belief.
I don't see how one can accept a scientific theory without having at least some confidence that it is true.
it should be noted that the phrase "reasonable belief" is sometimes used synonymously with the concept of acceptance by those who are unwilling to give up the term "belief"
this is a good article on critical rationalism, if you care to understand why belief is not required.
http://www.iep.utm.edu/cr-ratio/
11 Jun 12
Originally posted by VoidSpiritYou are out to lunch...you believe the universe is how old? You believe life
beliefs are a mental illness.
came from non-life? You believe when you walk out to your car it will start
when you turn the key? We are creatures of faith and beliefs, we try to base
our faith and beliefs on that which we think is solid and true which we don't
always do in science or religion.
Kelly
11 Jun 12
Originally posted by RJHindsl like that KellyJay holds true (from of the posts l have read over the years) to the beliefs that his religion tells him to exhibit.
How do you like KellyJay's opinion?
And l respect him for this.
l do not agree with them , however l respect them.
You on the otherhand are an assclown of the highest order and l fart in your general direction.