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5/2/2015 2:39:37 AM
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I have to prove God did it? Well your talking, breathing, and arguing, and that's good enough evidence, gods the first and the last, the beginning and the end, the alpha and omega, and what kind of theory is we "mutated" from something? Who put that something there?
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I am talking, breathing and arguing because certain muscles contract and expand because my brain sends electrical pulses. That's simple anatomy, not evidence for a man in the sky. That theory, you do not understand. Don't dismiss it because you haven't been properly educated about it. Why is your question who? Why does it have to be a who?
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Really? So I want you to take someones body.. take the parts off, and shake them in a bag. Will you ever get an assembled body? I don't think so.
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What is my question? My question is why don't you accept the one and only God, THE ONE WHO PUT YOU HERE<----(trying to prove that point) he Made us, not science.... Religion without science is boring but science without religion is wrong...
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To explain that science made us paradoxical. Even if evolutionists claim this, it isn't used in the correct context. I like your standpoint, but you have to understand that if you ask any acclaimed evolutionary dreamer on origins on anything, they will reply something to the effect of, "Evolution doesn't explain that yet." Translation:[spoiler]"We haven't theorized about it yet."[/spoiler]So they will always admittedly connect it as something believed by faith.
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Your question is who put that something here. But there is no need for it to be a who. No being had to put life in the universe. I don't accept your god, or the other thousands of gods that both of us don't accept, because none of them have been demonstrated to exist. Haha no science didn't make us, no one says that. Religion without science is religion, science without religion is just an understanding of our actual circumstances.
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What is science? The study of our physical surroundings right?
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sci·ence ˈsīəns/ noun the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment. "the world of science and technology" synonyms:branch of knowledge, body of knowledge/information, area of study,discipline, field "the science of criminology"
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Ok... so you just said that it is the study of the world around us. Observation. So... How can you observe what supposedly happened trillions of years ago? Cause you have to study something physically... and despite what you say, looking at the stars or looking at fossils does not show you a physical observation of what happened.. so you how do you mange that one?
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First, did you just say trillions of years ago? The universe isn't trillions of years old. We have fossils, DNA, observation of change in species, ring species, mutations, adaptations, the Galapagos, Chromosome 2, radiometric/carbon dating. We have a lot of things that prove evolution.
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Oh! So you have seen evolution with your own eyes happen?
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Oh... darn. You can't Oopsy.
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I actually can observe evolution
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But how? If you can, then I can. So tell me how. Also... It said the thread was repoterted..If you want to keep talking, when the page pops up and said its awaiting justice, go to the website bar, and take off the 1 at the end of it, and then press enter. It allows you to bypass the lock.
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Correction: He can only see variations of the [b]same[/b] species. So...nope. Not the evolution we are talking about.
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So are you agreeing with me or him?
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You can see the finches in the Galapagos change annually. Thanks for the tip
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That's not evolution. That's how they were designed.
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You mean how they change color?
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Beak size, and the species vary from island to island
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Birds can manufacture melanins in their own bodies but can only acquire carotenoids through their food. Flamingos are a fine example of this; if they do not get the right molecules in their diet, which occur naturally in their wild diet, then they lose their stunning pink colouration. Early zoos had great problems keeping their flamingos coloured before this was understood.
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Don't you love this lock pass?!?! It's so awesome!
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Yeah... and they are all different species. In oder to see evolution.. you have to watch something change. You can't just look at two different birds and say they used to be the same. We have thousands of animals, all designed by God.
