You could call it attacking or not agreeing with. I guess attacking is more appropriate in your position.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,10:47)]the what did you mean by your commet? this whole thread you have been attacking religion, so i guess i assumed, as i shouldnt have that you were yet again attacking religion.
I know that. I'm asking everyone as individuals to say what god is to them.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,10:58)]god is differnt to all people.
I remember it saying once in the bible that god does not produce miracles anymore. Sounds contradicting.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,10:58)]what about all the unexplainable phenomena in this world maybe that is god.
so you only want to deal with a christan god then[b said:Quote[/b] (Amateur_Expert @ Jan. 19 2005,5:01)]I remember it saying once in the bible that god does not produce miracles anymore. Sounds contradicting.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,10:58)]what about all the unexplainable phenomena in this world maybe that is god.
Creationism is based on religion (whatever that is for you). Creationism is against evolution. Bear with me while i try to understand it.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,11:04)]and by the way what does this have to do with evoultion?
really good point. the bible isn't the only thing to look at. there are other writings also. Correct me if i'm wrong but isnt the bible the only one who talks about how the earth was created? (genesis)[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,11:03)]so you only want to deal with a christan god then[b said:Quote[/b] (Amateur_Expert @ Jan. 19 2005,5:01)]I remember it saying once in the bible that god does not produce miracles anymore. Sounds contradicting.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,10:58)]what about all the unexplainable phenomena in this world maybe that is god.
most religions have some form of a creation myth, however not all of them are so descritptive or limiting as the story in genesis[b said:Quote[/b] (Amateur_Expert @ Jan. 19 2005,5:07)]really good point. the bible isn't the only thing to look at. there are other writings also. Correct me if i'm wrong but isnt the bible the only one who talks about how the earth was created? (genesis)[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,11:03)]so you only want to deal with a christan god then[b said:Quote[/b] (Amateur_Expert @ Jan. 19 2005,5:01)]I remember it saying once in the bible that god does not produce miracles anymore. Sounds contradicting.[b said:Quote[/b] (ktulu @ Jan. 18 2005,10:58)]what about all the unexplainable phenomena in this world maybe that is god.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]Fossils could fill gaps in human evolution
Remains from Ethiopia date back 4.5 million years
no, I want proof. any kind of proof. First that there IS a god, and then which god(s) it/they are.[b said:Quote[/b] ]you want a physical manifestation of god, is that what you want?
how? like I've said before, you can go out and buy chicken wings. You can experience goosebumps. You can go to museums and look at the fossil records. If you have the money you can also date the fossils and do EVERYTHING there is to do to prove to yourself that what they are saying is true. You can look at bats and see how they have thumbs and all four fingers in each wing. You can look at your birds' legs (like I have) and see that they have scales. you can go to museums and look at human fetuses and see the tails and gill slits. You can see how so many species are so alike and it's pretty obvious they had the same ancestors. You can even see changes over time, Just like I saw with my snails and ostrocods (no conclusive proof, I admit, but it's something) You don't have to rely on the written word. That is why this is science. You can actually go do and see everything that supports evolution. There is nothing you can do except believe in a book in order to be a creationist or believe in intelligent design.[b said:Quote[/b] ]and really in my opinion they are basing it on pretty much the same evidence as the rest of you, the written words of others.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]the one thing i do ask is that you respect the choices people make when decideing what to believe
well, this one is 959[b said:Quote[/b] ]It looks more like a thread that wants to reach 1,000 replies.