Illuminattile said:It's like sending someone to Storm Front to learn about the Holocaust.
Analogy of the year. Beyond a shadow of doubt.
Illuminattile said:It's like sending someone to Storm Front to learn about the Holocaust.
You have a lot to learn. You can start here. http://www.trueorigin.org/isakrbtl.asp
Glockmatic said:"There are no transitional fossils."
Yes there are.

Chronic said:No more pottymouth from you Duke or it's banville. Fucking faggot.
Duke said:Do you require faith to believe in gravity, Teck?
Strictly speaking, gravity is also still a theory. A scientific theory that has yet to be disproven by factual evidence, not unlike the theory of evolution.
Why do you religi fundi's accept so much the scientific world has to offer (I'm talking the whole lot, cell phones, cars, heating, double glazing, petting zoo's), yet stubbornly refuse to acknowledge that evolution is the way living things work?
But still defending the theory of creationism (it's not even a theory really, it's a story) in the 21st century is hilarious.
What is your (i.e. fundi's) beef with the theory of evolution? What makes it so unacceptable for you that you need to bash it at every available opportunity? Is it "that we came from monkeys"? I've heard that one often enough. As if it would make us anything less than what we are know. As if you need to crawl back into the ocean a coelecanth the next day. Nothing weird will happen if we accept the theory. The earth won't collapse, animals won't revolt. What is it, then?
It's a matter of time, really. Fourhundred years ago the "fundi" camp was jumping high and low yelling that Earth was flat.
The "race" for explaning things is being won by the scientific community. By a landslide. And it won't change, either.
I look at the factual evidence and conclude that up to now, the theory of natural evolution explains most and sounds more feasible than the rest. It's not a religion where I believe basically whatever the fuck I want to without having any kind of theoretical or practical foundation to base my beliefs off.
But anyway, you cavemen stay stuck in your own little world, but next time you pick up a cell phone or drive a car, remember who you own for it.
That's right, science, bitch.
Don't talk about impossibilities, you believe in God. Nothing is more far-fetched than the idea of a guy who came from nowhere and had the power to create the entire Universe and everything in it.TecK NeeX said:Great you pointed that out, Cell phones, cars, heating all were created and had designers, so did everything else, thank you very much. Also it's simple and obvious why i refuse to accept evolution because life resulting from non-life, matter resulting from nothing, and humans resulting from animals are an impossibility of science and the natural world.
Right or wrong, the theory of evolution is superior to the myth of creation. Evolution was devised as a scientific theory to explain - using established laws and documented phenomena - how life on this planet came to be what it is today. Creationism, on the other hand, comes from books written thousands of years ago that offer no evidence of their credibility. Religion has no basis in fact. Nobody undertook painstaking research, carefully analysed the results and said "It's magic!". No, someone just decided that there was a God, and for whatever reason that God became more popular than the other Gods and now we have Islam, and Christianity, and Judaism. Even you, as stubborn as you are, must recognise the difference between a scientific theory and a religious belief. Evolution wasn't created to give easy answers to hard questions, to appease people worried about death or to make people fall in line and do what they're told. It's science. It might be good science, it might be bad science, but it's science. Even if it's wrong, it's a noble and genuine attempt to explain the observations that scientists in various field have made. Paint it as a conspiracy against organised religion if you want to, but you know that it's wrong and you know that nobody believes you when you say it.Lol my beef with evolution? I have no beef with it, just dont sit there and tell me its scientific and that your belief in this fairy tale is much more superior and logical than my belief in a God.
TecK NeeX said:No there aren't. This is still a wish and will always be a wish, you know it and many evolutionists know it, yet there are still some evolutionists who still cling to this belief as if their lives depended on it. Let it go already. You can still believe in Evolution and admit that there are zero transitional fossils, it's not an attack against your religious belief it's just a fact.
Also Creationists changed fuck all, If there was anyone who changed the meaning of a transitional fossil, it was Darwin himself. Because it was he who pointed out this problem that there are no links between amphibians evolving into reptiles and reptiles into birds and so on. Not creationists who are asking for "frogs with wolf paws", i dont know where you came up with that..
W210 said:The reason that the anatomy of different species is related is because all life was made by the same creator...
Jokerman said:The inevitable rejoinder that “it was made that way” merely acquiesces to the fact; it explains nothing. We could say the same about anything and add not one scrap to our understanding of it..
W210 said:You have a lot to learn. You can start here. http://www.trueorigin.org/isakrbtl.asp
LOLJokerman said:Actually, I liked the link on there to that scientist who rebutted those 5 points. http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-misconceptions.html. Your site failed to refute what he said, yet, of course, believe they did.
beReal said:Ok, so you guys argued with W210 for the last 10 pages and now you are going to argue with Teck for the next 10 pages? Please tell me you guys realize that its not worth the time writing your posts.
Illuminattile said:Don't talk about impossibilities, you believe in God. Nothing is more far-fetched than the idea of a guy who came from nowhere and had the power to create the entire Universe and everything in it.
Right or wrong, the theory of evolution is superior to the myth of creation. Evolution was devised as a scientific theory to explain - using established laws and documented phenomena - how life on this planet came to be what it is today. Creationism, on the other hand, comes from books written thousands of years ago that offer no evidence of their credibility. Religion has no basis in fact. Nobody undertook painstaking research, carefully analysed the results and said "It's magic!". No, someone just decided that there was a God, and for whatever reason that God became more popular than the other Gods and now we have Islam, and Christianity, and Judaism. Even you, as stubborn as you are, must recognise the difference between a scientific theory and a religious belief. Evolution wasn't created to give easy answers to hard questions, to appease people worried about death or to make people fall in line and do what they're told. It's science. It might be good science, it might be bad science, but it's science. Even if it's wrong, it's a noble and genuine attempt to explain the observations that scientists in various field have made. Paint it as a conspiracy against organised religion if you want to, but you know that it's wrong and you know that nobody believes you when you say it.
:thumb:Illuminattile said:Don't talk about impossibilities, you believe in God. Nothing is more far-fetched than the idea of a guy who came from nowhere and had the power to create the entire Universe and everything in it.
Right or wrong, the theory of evolution is superior to the myth of creation. Evolution was devised as a scientific theory to explain - using established laws and documented phenomena - how life on this planet came to be what it is today. Creationism, on the other hand, comes from books written thousands of years ago that offer no evidence of their credibility. Religion has no basis in fact. Nobody undertook painstaking research, carefully analysed the results and said "It's magic!". No, someone just decided that there was a God, and for whatever reason that God became more popular than the other Gods and now we have Islam, and Christianity, and Judaism. Even you, as stubborn as you are, must recognise the difference between a scientific theory and a religious belief. Evolution wasn't created to give easy answers to hard questions, to appease people worried about death or to make people fall in line and do what they're told. It's science. It might be good science, it might be bad science, but it's science. Even if it's wrong, it's a noble and genuine attempt to explain the observations that scientists in various field have made. Paint it as a conspiracy against organised religion if you want to, but you know that it's wrong and you know that nobody believes you when you say it.
:thumb: Good post.Duke said:Strictly speaking, gravity is also still a theory. A scientific theory that has yet to be disproven by factual evidence, not unlike the theory of evolution.
If your camp would argue that "evolution is the way the world works, but God set it all in motion", good! Because the latter question is still a question, how we all came into being is still unknown. Some wait for science to explain, some look to religion. Fair game.
But still defending the theory of creationism (it's not even a theory really, it's a story) in the 21st century is hilarious.
What is your (i.e. fundi's) beef with the theory of evolution? What makes it so unacceptable for you that you need to bash it at every available opportunity? Is it "that we came from monkeys"? I've heard that one often enough. As if it would make us anything less than what we are know. As if you need to crawl back into the ocean a coelecanth the next day. Nothing weird will happen if we accept the theory. The earth won't collapse, animals won't revolt. What is it, then?
It's a matter of time, really. Fourhundred years ago the "fundi" camp was jumping high and low yelling that Earth was flat. The "race" for explaning things is being won by the scientific community. By a landslide. And it won't change, either.
And oh yeah, all you fundi's trying to put acceptance of a scientific theory under the same header as "religion" or "faith". Phunni attempt to lower us to your level, fundi's. Except that "belief" in the theory of evolution doesn't require blind obedience. I look at the factual evidence and conclude that up to now, the theory of natural evolution explains most and sounds more feasible than the rest. It's not a religion where I believe basically whatever the fuck I want to without having any kind of theoretical or practical foundation to base my beliefs off.
But anyway, you cavemen stay stuck in your own little world, but next time you pick up a cell phone or drive a car, remember who you own for it.
That's right, science, bitch.
Sure, I could go back to examining the mountains of evidence for evolution, but sometimes it's fun to take a break from examining frogs with wolf paws all day and debate these jokers.beReal said:Ok, so you guys argued with W210 for the last 10 pages and now you are going to argue with Teck for the next 10 pages? Please tell me you guys realize that its not worth the time writing your posts.
Duke said:The German speaks the truth. Teck's fallacies gave me a headache.
Jokerman said:Sure, I could go back to examining the mountains of evidence for evolution, but sometimes it's fun to take a break from examining frogs with wolf paws all day and debate these jokers.
We've had this discussion before, and I believe I mentioned the University of Michagan's museum, as a for instance. Your reply was something like, "Sure, you mention that because you know I can't get there." Ok, so it must not be there than. As I said, i didn't know where you were or where you can get to. The evidence is where it is. So it has to be near you, huh? Ok, go to your local Mosque. Study the people there. They are proof of evolution. Your religious beliefs are the greatest proof of evolution ever, since religion developed in primitive man for his needs back then.TecK NeeX said:These mountains you speak of, do they by any chance happen to be located in wonderland?