Spirituality
18 Nov 18
@chaney3 saidYes you did. I remember you doing so.
I didn't reveal my Mom's death in that forum. You just poorly assumed that.
19 Nov 18
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou neatly edited out the real question.
Yes you did. I remember you doing so.
You condone deplorable human behavior.....because it's the Clan forum?
If so, I have lost respect for you.
You need to redeem yourself Ghost, for you've already made fun of Suzianne's belief just to score a cheap joke.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThought you would like it regardless of your conclusions.
Splendid. Thoughts?
Just finished watching the rest of your link and I agree it got better. Was skeptical of course about his return of the God hypothesis but found the observation interesting regarding the genetic code and the 'information' contained within a molecule (as it is indeed a problem for anyone to explain the origin of this information). I like also how ...[text shortened]... shaped' (without a finer tuner to keep everything working).
He put forward some strong arguments.
@chaney3 saidNo, I didn't.
You need to redeem yourself Ghost, for you've already made fun of Suzianne's belief just to score a cheap joke.
I made a generalized joke about the susceptibility of theists. Suzianne is at the back of the queue when it comes to theistic gullibility.
@kellyjay saidI did sir.
Thought you would like it regardless of your conclusions.
Your views on the article you read?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidIncorrect.
No, I didn't.
I made a generalized joke about the susceptibility of theists. Suzianne is at the back of the queue when it comes to theistic gullibility.
Your smug atheism made fun of people who believe in God.
You don't do that on this forum.
@chaney3 saidIn the clan forum you just labeled atheists as dumb. How is that any different?
Incorrect.
Your smug atheism made fun of people who believe in God.
You don't do that on this forum.
Is it okay for smug theists to make fun of non-believers?!
Do you ever think anything through?
19 Nov 18
@ghost-of-a-duke saidSorry, but I do think atheists are a little dumb.
In the clan forum you just labeled atheists as dumb. How is that any different?
Is it okay for smug theists to make fun of non-believers?!
Do you ever think anything through?
@chaney3 saidElvis has left the building.
Sorry, but I do think atheists are a little dumb.
I'm cutting you off.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThe thing about fossils is, it isn’t an error free science! What people do when they
Splendid. Thoughts?
Just finished watching the rest of your link and I agree it got better. Was skeptical of course about his return of the God hypothesis but found the observation interesting regarding the genetic code and the 'information' contained within a molecule (as it is indeed a problem for anyone to explain the origin of this information). I like also how ...[text shortened]... shaped' (without a finer tuner to keep everything working).
He put forward some strong arguments.
find several different pieces of fossils in an area, and they start putting the pieces
together, that doesn’t mean they understand what they are looking at. As soon as
they start putting them together the unanswerable question is, are they getting it
right?
When a lifeform’s fossil is found intact that is a good find, when they must look
around and scrounge up several different pieces in a area, what does that really
mean? They really don’t know what they are looking at! Are all the pieces just one
life form, or several different ones all in the same location? This means that if they
built a single creature out of all the pieces they find, or if they built several
different ones, it is in the eye of the beholder, it doesn’t mean that they got it
right. What happens when we look at this stuff people are just connecting the
dots they think are right, they cannot be proven wrong unless the Doctor Who’s
TARDIS, or H. G. Wells’ time machine gives us a ride, its all just best educated
guesses.
Someone finds something puts it together, if its new they get to name it, so good
on them they get their names published. Next thing they can do is describe it to
some artist, who will create their version of what they were told it looks like, so
there are now pictures in books or even life like figures are made for museums. So
then now all the kids can come through a museum or read a book, and look at
this stuff, and they can now all walk away thinking this was real! It isn’t theoretical
to them, it becomes science unless people are reminded it may not be as real as
they think it is, it isn’t proof.
The fossils for Lucy according to your link were all found in a single area correct?
So did they get it right, it isn’t definitive. There is reason to be a little concern for
that reason, how many different Lucy findings are there, just the one? If its just
one, how do we know it is what they say it is, and not a hodgepodge of different
species fossils all thrown together, just to create a single lifeform according to
someone’s mistaken connection of various fossils?
19 Nov 18
@chaney3 saidAgreeing with me or disagreeing with me isn't a measure on if someone is smart
Fine, then your beliefs are hogwash, as atheists see it.
So glad you agree.
or dumb. I know smart people who disagree with each other, this happens it isn't
measure of intelligence, and most certainly isn't guide to who is right or wrong.