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What other options are there? WE either evolved, or we were created!

Donal, there is total proof of evolution simply by the fact that genetic skin
pigment exists according to climate. Biological Adaptation is evolution.

RB

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There had to be creation before evolution.
Simple logic.

Josie, Simple logic also dictates that someone/thing had to create god. If you
say he was "always here" then I simply reply, so was the universe.
Logic isn't for you, Josephine!

RB

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Donal stated:
WE either evolved, or we were created!

Bologna....the Church does not insist on accepting the creation story as
literal, Donal. the "birth" of mankind into setients can be fully explained
by evolution with a belief in the creativity of God having written the
masterplan....
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Evolution, if the theory is true, is direct evidence that God exists.

And so goes the scary brainwashing power. If proof counters existence of
god,
then "believers" warp it into some sort of proof to support their faith.

You've already admitted that you used fiction to support your point of view.

You "imagined" an unfortunate 12y/o girl in your attempt to prove that God
sidn't exist.

Can't you see that if you need to resort to invention, your theory must be
very weak?

Regards


Donal
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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What other options are there? WE either evolved, or we were created!

Donal, there is total proof of evolution simply by the fact that genetic
skin
pigment exists according to climate. Biological Adaptation is evolution.

Bob,
I don't have a problem with the concept of evolution. In fact, I believe
that we *are* evolving.

Evolution and Creation are not mutually exclusive.

My point is that we could NOT have evolved into our current state in the
time available.



Regards


Donal
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"Navigator" wrote in message
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Donal

check these out:

http://universe.gsfc.nasa.gov/science/darkenergy.html
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmo_constant.html


I've read the links. However I don't see how they are at odds with the
concept of my third option.

3) It was created in a single event which resulted in equal amounts of
"matter" and "anti-matter".



Do you think that there is a fourth option?


Regards


Donal
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"Wally" wrote in message
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Donal wrote:

The fact that you seem to
think that I will if I 'ask myself the questions' is arrogant.

Correct! I am arrogant.

You are a bit arrogant too, aren't you?

Am I?

A Teensy-weensy bit!




I'm trying to conduct this conversation from a scientific
viewpoint.

You're kidding!

No! Why do you question me?

I don't see how the notion that god created the universe can be arrived at
by scientific means - how that can be an 'inescapable conclusion'. There
is
no presentable, sharable evidence that supports the contention that god
exists, or ever has. Without evidence for god, the argument's busted -
it's
no more scientific than an untested hypothesis.

Rubbish! I proposed three alternatives.

1) God created it.
2) It is endlessly expanding and contracting
3) It was created in a single event which resulted in equal amounts of
"matter" and "anti-matter".

I can prove that two of them are impossible. That leaves the third option
as the only viable answer.

If you have an alternative proposal, then you should put it forward.
Simply stating that I am wrong is the behaviour of an idiot. I know that
you are not stupid, so why don't you offer us some evidence to back up your
position?

Is it compatible with the notion of 'god did it' being an inescapable
conclusion? If we don't have enough information to draw a conclusion other
than 'insufficient data', then how can any other conclusion be
'inescapable'?


Think about "beyond reasonable doubt"????



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Donal
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Donal wrote:

You are a bit arrogant too, aren't you?
Am I?

A Teensy-weensy bit!

Not at all.


Rubbish! I proposed three alternatives.

1) God created it.
2) It is endlessly expanding and contracting
3) It was created in a single event which resulted in equal amounts of
"matter" and "anti-matter".

I can prove that two of them are impossible.

Please do so.


If you have an alternative proposal, then you should put it forward.
Simply stating that I am wrong is the behaviour of an idiot. I know
that you are not stupid, so why don't you offer us some evidence to
back up your position?

I have already stated (more than once) that I don't think we have enough
data to draw a viable conclusion. If we did have, this sort of thing
wouldn't be the on-going subject of debate that it is.


Is it compatible with the notion of 'god did it' being an inescapable
conclusion? If we don't have enough information to draw a conclusion
other than 'insufficient data', then how can any other conclusion be
'inescapable'?

Think about "beyond reasonable doubt"????

What?!? If the conclusion is 'insufficient data', then *no* other conclusion
can be drawn! If we don't know, then we *don't* know - any attempt to imply
that we do know is little more than fantasy.


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