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Re: Evolution wow, now thats alot of posts in one night. Why do we only use 1/5 of our brain, why did our brain so excessively evolve, just to throw stones at each other or beat each other with sticks? Please explain the dating system, dating from the layer of rock it's found under is rediculous. All the time they find petrified wood stretching through millions of years of rock, some sideways or even upside down. Did Richard Leakey not find a full human skeleton dated under 212 million years of rock? Well before the apparant 3.5 million years lucy was found under. And to suggest the earth relatively kept it's climates for billions of years is rediculious, more than just a handful of meteors would have hit us. And the method of carbon dating would undoubtly have been effected or distorted by something over millions of years. There is no proving god does not exist, and there is no proving life existed before 10000-15000 years ago. All i see is the wonders of god's creation and it's immensly diverse species. Fossils explain nothing, except they used to live at one time. There is evidence the universe began, big bang or not. And the only logical explaination is something that has always existed, that created the universe. This god could not have just appeared because that is impossible and illogical, he must have always existed or else we have to ask the 'hen or the egg' argument. The universe could not have just began because that is impossible and illogical. The string theory has absolutely 0 evidence. The universe will not implode, because it is accelerating it's rate of expansion. Therefore God creating the universe is the only logical explanation. That is evidence enough for me. But this is about evolution not the big bang. This is all stuff off the top of my head. i guess i should start researching for a better argument. in the mean time i expect another 50 post rebuttal to my post, with still no evidence, just assumptions. Try explaining the first species to me then, how it came to be, and how it survived (single celled of course.) from the pre-biotic soup, just to refresh my memory. |
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A landslide of much older rock could have covered the skeleton. Big deal Quote:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dating Evolution is a biological science and doesn't give a shit about religions. Is Physics out to disprove God or Allah or even Zeus? No. Neither is evolution. Quote:
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People keep listening to everything they are told in schools about evolution, they don't know the contradictions and they pass it all as fact. They just run around waving their hands in the air declaring 'evolution is fact' with out any proof. We'll see how long i can last against the army of evolution... |
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Obviously we were throwing more than stones, and walking upright required ancient humans to adapt their morphology to accommodate this bipedalism. Anyway, arguments from ignorance are not real arguments; saying that some information is lacking does prove that a deity did it--where's the chain of evidence to that? All that proves is that further study and research is needed. No scientist will say that human knowledge is complete--it is just beginning. Blowholes in whales? No, I am unfamilar with whales in general. Quote:
What point of yours did I prove? They didn't date the skeleton on the basis of rocks on top of it. Turkana Boy is classified as either Homo erectus or Homo ergaster--not Homo sapiens. Quote:
Why? It's very probable that meteors brought life to this planet. Do you have any idea how tenacious life is? A virus can lay dormant for thousands of years. Bugs can stay dormant or frozen for a long time and still survive--eggs, seeds, et cetera, can last for centuries. Life cannot be stopped or rarely even contained. It can survive at the bottom of the ocean or at the top of a mountain or frozen in Antarctica. Besides, the atmosphere is much thicker than it used to be--most meteors never even break through it...they burn up. Long ago it was thinner, so many more got through. Quote:
If you had read a little further, past the first sentence, you would have found that it's one type of radiometric dating. Only one. --The rubidium-strontium dating method is a radiometric dating technique that geologists use to determine the age of rocks. --Potassium-argon or K-Ar dating is a method used by archaeologists and geologists to ascertain the date of ancient mineral deposits. --Argon-argon dating is a radiometric dating technique similar to that of Potasium-Argon. In fact, Argon-Argon is a method to confirm the results of the K-Ar results by verifying how much Atomspheric argon was initially in the rock when it cooled, or if the rock has been reheated and "reset". --Uranium-thorium dating, also often referred to as thorium-230 dating, uranium-series disequilibrium dating or uranium-series dating, is a radiometric dating technique commonly used to determine the age of carbonate materials such as speleothem or coral. --Optically Stimulated Luminescence or OSL Dating is a method of establishing the age of soil sediments. It is used by archaeologists as an alternative to radiocarbon dating. This last one is accurate to around 200,000 years. Uranuim-lead dating is good at dating things older then that. Archaeologists have dated things from the early Permian period, and the beginning of the Triassic period, 252.6 million years ago. Give or take 200,000 thousand years. And these are merely the radiometric ways to date things. Carbon 14 is not the only one employed--just the most famous. Quote:
Yes, there are gaps. The gaps, however, are not as wide as they were 80 years ago; and 80 years from now, they will even thinner. Quote:
Whether theism is idiotic or not is open to opinion; is it unscientific? Yes, it is. Faith holds it together and is its basis. It does not use scientific method. However, this thread is not about religion, or about attacking it. The stickied religion thread is a good place for that. Or the Melee. Quote:
Army of evolution? I don't follow. Evolution is a fact, in certain instances--studying bacteria, viruses, microbes, insects, even mice. Anything that has a short life span and breeds in large numbers. How is it that so many varieties of dogs came to be? Did God do that? Or did humans breed those dogs, using applied genetics, to creates dogs with the traits they wanted. Evolution at work, bud. |
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Re: Evolution crassus, evolution does not have any facts, and neither does science. Science is not about learning facts. Science is about explaining how the universe works. Evolution is explaining the "origins of species". I've said why we have bigger, more powerful brains. We are tool-users. Tool-users use their brains to invent tools. Better brains=better tools. More complex tools actually stimulate brain development, which means smarter humans. Smarter humans build better tools. Wolf->Dog through evolution. http://www.talkorigins.org/features/whales/ This link explains whale evolution quite well. The oldest known Homo Sapiens specimen dates back 190,000 years, FYI. |
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Re: Evolution crassus. 1. The Scientific method i agree with completely, Macro-evolution has not been observed and therefor holds no fact through the scientific method. The simple fact that life/the universe exists, is evidence enough through the scientific mehod that creation can be a credible scientific fact. a. Macroevolution has been seen in microbiotic development. b. The fact that the universe exists does not prove creationism, it proves that the world exists. 2. Okay on the dog breeds thing, what about wolves and dogs? They are diffferent species, yet they developed based on artificial selection, aka evolution. |
Re: Evolution Evolution in the present day is perfectly valid to me. It is completely observable and provable through testing in laboratories and the like. Thus I absolutely have no problems with micro-evolution, or, in essence, adaptation. My problem with the Theory of Evolution arises way back at the beginning of the universe. First of all, the problem I have with the initial Big Bang Theory is that there is no good explanation for where the primeval fireball came from. Some people claim that the ball has always existed, while others say that there was no Big Bang and that the expanded universe has always existed. I don't like either of these theories, especially when they finish with, "But, of course, stating that a higher being has always existed is completely ludicrous," because I don't think that there is much of a jump between "The universe has always existed." and "God has always existed." But I digress. This is not about the Big Bang Theory but about evolution, but I have a problem with the beginning of evolution as well. It is very similar to the first: Where did life come from? How did life originate? Unfortunately for the evolutionists, nobody I've heard of supports the notion that life has always existed, so that loophole isn't an option here. Dirt and rocks, even if they come together and form a planet, cannot evolve to form life. Therefore my belief is that God created the universe. He set all the planets in motion, made the star systems, etc. He created life on Earth (humans included, or we lose our intrinsic value), with the special ability to adapt to our surroundings in an ever-changing world. That would also explain the presence of evolution and adaptation today. So...what do you think? :D |
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But, how many tests have you seen that prove some invisible entity created all life? How much physical proof can you come up with to prove the existance of a God? All I see are historical writings by Nomads thousands of years ago. I will take the word of a scientist from today over the word of an ignorant nomad from thousands of years ago. |
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