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amen!!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
devrat wrote:^^^^Clearly Spike..........the Dinosaurs ate the humans and pooped them out.
d spike wrote:megadoc1 wrote: The trouble is that there are about two thousand enzymes, and the chance of obtaining them all in a random trial is only one part in (10^20)^2,000 = 10^40,000, an outrageously small probability that could not be faced even if the whole universe consisted of organic soup.
What is the meaning of "probability"? The fact that it is probable, no matter how small, means that it CAN happen. The very fact that it has not happened in any test-tube in any lab simply shows HOW SMALL such a probability is... megadoc, that argument is old as Satan's uncle... and about as useful.
When you pick and choose which scientific argument you will use (for it agrees with you) and which ones you will ignore (for it doesn't agree with you) all you end up doing is showing an illogical bias - which isn't scientific - and thus sinks the worth of your chosen arguments.
Here is one such example:
You quoted some talk of fossils to prove the creationists' point... yet one of the very creationists' arguments (as follows):bluefete wrote:BTW - I (and mega-doc) have consistently maintained that people and dinosaurs existed at the same time!
creates a predicament, namely, how come there are no human fossils alongside the dinosaur fossils?
clearly you are very confused.megadoc1 wrote:amen!!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
devrat wrote:Megadoc can you describe with the utmost honesty how you physically picture god....I am just curious.
devrat wrote:Megadoc can you describe with the utmost honesty how you physically picture god....I am just curious.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:clearly you are very confused.megadoc1 wrote:amen!!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
Earlier on you yourself admitted that creationism requires faith; belief.
ok
Science does NOT require faith or belief.
but it does require a lot to believe everything happened by chance
You DO NOT need to believe in science for it to work for you.
but when you believe in theories that arent or cannot be proven at this time then we have a problem
Science only requires factual data and empirical evidence as proof. Science is a continuous process in fact finding.
cool
megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:clearly you are very confused.megadoc1 wrote:amen!!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
Earlier on you yourself admitted that creationism requires faith; belief.
ok
Science does NOT require faith or belief.
but it does require a lot to believe everything happened by chance
You DO NOT need to believe in science for it to work for you.
but when you believe in theories that arent or cannot be proven at this time then we have a problem
Science only requires factual data and empirical evidence as proof. Science is a continuous process in fact finding.
cool
megadoc1 wrote:devrat wrote:Megadoc can you describe with the utmost honesty how you physically picture god....I am just curious.
amm I don't physically picture God,thats kinda like an insult for a finite man
to come up with what he think an infinite being looks like
God even forbids it ......
Please quote properly so other users can follow the discussion.megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:clearly you are very confused.megadoc1 wrote:amen!!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
Earlier on you yourself admitted that creationism requires faith; belief.
ok
Science does NOT require faith or belief.
but it does require a lot to believe everything happened by chance
You DO NOT need to believe in science for it to work for you.
but when you believe in theories that arent or cannot be proven at this time then we have a problem
Science only requires factual data and empirical evidence as proof. Science is a continuous process in fact finding.
cool
mamoo_pagal wrote:megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:clearly you are very confused.megadoc1 wrote:amen!!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:megadoc1, believing in something does not make it true
Earlier on you yourself admitted that creationism requires faith; belief.
ok
Science does NOT require faith or belief.
but it does require a lot to believe everything happened by chance
You DO NOT need to believe in science for it to work for you.
but when you believe in theories that arent or cannot be proven at this time then we have a problem
Science only requires factual data and empirical evidence as proof. Science is a continuous process in fact finding.
cool
can you please identify which theories cannot be proven at this time???
megadoc1 wrote:
Chandra Wickramasinghe Professor of Applied Mathematics and Astronomy
...Life cannot have had a random beginning... The trouble is that there are about two thousand enzymes, and the chance of obtaining them all in a random trial is only one part in (10^20)^2,000 = 10^40,000, an outrageously small probability that could not be faced even if the whole universe consisted of organic soup.
If one is not prejudiced either by social beliefs or by a scientific training into the conviction that life originated on the Earth, this simple calculation wipes the idea entirely out of court,...The enormous information content of even the simplest living systems...cannot in our view be generated by what are often called "natural" processes...For life to have originated on the Earth it would be necessary that quite explicit instruction should have been provided for its assembly. ...
Dr. Emile Borel, one of the world's great experts on mathematical probability, formulated a basic law of probability. It states that the occurrence of any event where the chances are beyond one in 10 x 50-power - a much smaller figure than what we have been dealing with - is an event which we can state with certainty will never happen - no matter how much time is alloted, no matter how many conceivable opportunities could exist for the event to take place. In other words, life by chance is mathematically impossible on earth or any place else
mamoo_pagal wrote:And by admitting that science cannot prove it this time, are you implying that eventually they will prove it?
megadoc1 wrote: anything after 10^50 power is considered mathematically impossible
Sooo... are you saying the guy you quoted was WRONG? ...MISTAKEN?megadoc1 wrote: The trouble is that there are about two thousand enzymes, and the chance of obtaining them all in a random trial is only one part in (10^20)^2,000 = 10^40,000, an outrageously small probability that could not be faced even if the whole universe consisted of organic soup.
d spike lets hear your imput
I've given my opinion on this to you oft times before... Why should I repeat that which you don't respect?
..and I am not going tru that teapot thing with you eh
Why not? It is a perfectly rational argument, that puts all this in its proper perspective.
MG Man wrote:oh for figgityfuck sake, another ched on this?
megadoc1 wrote:look up d spike
Russellgold wrote:if all is science...what will happen 2 a person when they die...?
megadoc1 wrote:Russellgold wrote:if all is science...what will happen 2 a person when they die...?
if its science they just rot......................
it will be wrong to asked science to answer this question,if you are implying that your soul needs to go somewhere after death.
a lot of people make the mistake by giving science the authority to speak where it cannot
especially in the realms of the supernatural
brams112 wrote:aliens i tell you aliens,,,,,,,,
,,, well, according to your bible, god did it. he personified himself, or is jesus not god, so something separate?megadoc1 wrote:devrat wrote:Megadoc can you describe with the utmost honesty how you physically picture god....I am just curious.
amm I don't physically picture God,thats kinda like an insult for a finite man
to come up with what he think an infinite being looks like
God even forbids it ......
megadoc1 wrote:
anyways anything after 10^50 power is considered mathematically impossible
d spike lets hear your imput..and I am not going tru that teapot thing with you eh
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:
Science does not require you to believe anything!!!
it is not about belief. Something is only proven in science when facts are presented or empirical evidence is discovered. Scientific theories can be dis-proven using the scientific process. ONLY the facts stand up. Science has NOTHING to do with belief!
you seem to be using your concept of "Belief=Truth" to describe Science - they are totally different!
Much has been written and spoken by evolutionists to the effect that evolution is happening today but so slowly that we cannot observe it. What is the difference between that idea and this: the reason we cannot observe evolution happening today is that it's not taking place. Is one conclusion more valid than the other? The second idea is the simplest solution that fits the data. The only reason a person would choose the first idea is that he already has a belief (faith) that evolution is happening. Is this scientific??
Evolutionist writers and speakers have also used the small variations within types of plants/animals (sometimes called "microevolution") as proof of evolution. However, "Microevolution (small changes or variations) involves small scale biological changes only (e.g., color, size). Microevolution does not produce new genetic information; it only reshuffles existing genes. The gene pool remains constant." (Paul Taylor, The Illustrated Origins Answer Book [Eden Communications, 1995], p. 84.) Evolution (or "macroevolution") is about one plant/animal changing into another plant/animal and microevolution simply cannot be used in any way to explain or prove it, as Darrel Kautz has clearly stated:
"People are misled into believing that since microevolution is a reality, that therefore macroevolution is such a reality also. Evolutionists maintain that over long periods of time small-scale change accumulate in such a way as to generate new and more complex organisms... This is sheer illusion, for there is no scientific evidence whatever to support the occurrence of biological change on such a grand scale. In spite of all the artificial breeding which has been done, and all the controlled efforts to modify fruit flies, the bacillus escherichia (E-coli), and other organisms, fruit flies remain fruit flies, E-coli bacteria remain E-coli bacteria, roses remain roses, corn remains corn, and human being remain human beings." (Darrel Kautz, The Origin of Living Things [10025 W. Nash St., Milaukee, Wisconsin 53222, 1988], p. 6.)
When one reads the writings of evolutionist writers as well as high school and college biology texts, etc., you continuously read words (describing the process of evolution) like "we think that", "scientists believe", "may be", "could be", "might have been", etc. Although the language of science (at the hypothesis level) should certainly contain words like these, they seem strangely out of place in a discussion coming from the point of view that evolution is a proven fact accepted by all knowledgeable scientists...
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