How life arose is unknown, how could that be from a bunch of know it alls? Who would question everything biblical. For as much smug hand waving over the authority of the scripture, you don't know how life came into being? Yet you will trumpet the theory of evolution all over the world, as if it's prove able, when you haven't even observed how all this life can start.
Yet you tell me I don't know anything.
Godidit is looking better all the time.
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Get it through your thick, yet tiny, Fundie skull - abiogenesis is not part of the ToE .
As for being smug know-it-alls, at least we have evidence for our positions. You and your pals have a collection of absurd fairy tales written thousands of years ago by ignorant bumpkins in an unimportant desert backwater. WooHoo, that's likely to be the truth, huh?
Well, I imagine you know how to walk upright and chew food, but, in general, yeah, I'll be sticking with that "You don't know anything position."
@NotMe
Abiogenesis
Apollo bless you.
No one has ever claimed they created life, not even these unidentified 'know it alls'.
Let's just review quickly:
1. No one knows exactly how life came into being. That includes you. You and your ancient book of myths don't know anything special that scientists don't.
2. We don't need to know everything to know that the BuyBull is wrong.
3. The theory of evolution is not "prove able," but nothing in science ever is. Under a strict definition, you can only "prove" the existence of your own consiousness. Under a slightly looser definition, you can "prove" mathematical theorems and logical proofs. You cannot "prove" evolution or gravity or electrons; you can only demonstrate them so many times that only a fool would question them.
4. We don't need to know exactly how life began to know it evolved from a common ancestor. Do you need to know exactly how your car was built before you can drive it?
5. We don't need to know everything in order to tell you that you don't know anything about the topic you're blathering about.
6. "Goddidit" is not an answer. "Goddidit" is a surrender; it turns the unknown into the unknowable, and transforms an unsolved mystery into an impossible problem.
There was eye witnesses who observed things, and then wrote the new testament.
Most of those men died poor lives, and almost all premature deaths. At what point does a man say, "I was kidding, please don't kill me."
In fact early first centrury Christians would turn themselves in for being Christian. That is how much faith they have in Jesus.
Is there any Evolutionists that would die for Evolution? Is this life all there is? After this worm food, an eternal dirt nap? Are you so sure?
@Mr. Verlch: And how do you know the witnesses to what supposedly happened in the New Testament weren't lying? Making stuff up? Goddidit, is that why?
No "evolutionist" (what a dumb word) would die for evolution because no evolutionist knows for an absolute fact that evolution is real. That said, you don't know for an absolute fact who is your own mother, unless you remember being birthed. The point is, we're pretty sure evolution is right, and there is almost zero chance that something else will replace it, especially creation.
Goddidit is the cop out of the lazy and the stupid. Evolution is proven and proveable, God is not.
And just because people would sacrifice themselves for their beliefs in no way makes those beliefs true. Their faith may be strong, but it does nothing to prove that what they have faith in exists to begin with.
"unknown"
Only to you, moron.
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