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Quath, you forgot the Muslim set of books, the Jewish set of books, the Cabalist set of books, the Hindu set of books, the Taoist set of books, the Buddhist set of books, etc.
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We can understand logic. Is God logical or illogical? If He is logical then we can make assertions and see if they are valid. So we can at least rule out the illogical stuff.Trav-man said:God always has and always will exist.
He is an infinite being and we cannot understand that because we are finite beings!
Quath said:We can understand logic. Is God logical or illogical? If He is logical then we can make assertions and see if they are valid. So we can at least rule out the illogical stuff.Trav-man said:God always has and always will exist.
He is an infinite being and we cannot understand that because we are finite beings!
If God is illogical, then nothing is for certain.
Quath
SyntaxVorlon said:Quath, you forgot the Muslim set of books, the Jewish set of books, the Cabalist set of books, the Hindu set of books, the Taoist set of books, the Buddhist set of books, etc.
By the same logic, God would have to be impossible.blueeyeliner said:Although evolutionists state that life resulted from non life,matter resulted from nothing,and humans resulted from animals,each of these is an impossibility of Science and the natural world.
what living creation would still be living by the time it took for it to
evolve into another creation or creature?
Quath said:[By the same logic, God would have to be impossible.
Christianity supports the idea of evolution. Here is a quick way to verify this. Take the ark. If there were no evolution, you could fill it three times over with just beetles. So beetles must go through evolution to get the 350,000+ species of beetles we see today. So according to Christian evolution, say you started with 1 species of beetles 6,000 years ago. So in 6,000 years you get a factor of 350,000 more species. If the Earth were old, imagine how many beetles you could get in 12,000 years... 100,000 years.... 1,000,000,000 years. Some species would be quite different and would be considered another type of animal.
:Fade-color Quath,I know this might be hard for you. When I was a
child I had simular questions.
God took two of every kind of clean animal.
the things that creep on the earth were no doubt very small.
Either way,Noah only had to take some of them.
here are a few good sites that may help you better understand.
http://www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-c013.html
http://www.answersingenesis.org/creatio ... nimals.asp
Ignatz said:blueeyeliner wrote:
what living creation would still be living by the time it took for it to
evolve into another creation or creature?
Gary_Bee said:Rather than DISPROVE the Bible we have today, these finds of the DSS PROVE how accurate the scribes were.
Mutations do not help life at all. Mutations make life weaker and this could help explain why some animals no longer exist.
Right. So if Noah just took 2 of each beetle species, he would have to build 3 arks just to house them and no other animals would fit.blueeyeliner said:God took two of every kind of clean animal.
the things that creep on the earth were no doubt very small.
Either way,Noah only had to take some of them.
Quath said:Right. So if Noah just took 2 of each beetle species, he would have to build 3 arks just to house them and no other animals would fit.blueeyeliner said:God took two of every kind of clean animal.
the things that creep on the earth were no doubt very small.
Either way,Noah only had to take some of them.
Quath
Where do you get just 7 kinds of beetles when there are currently 350,000 species around today. You realize that there are about 30 to 50 million species alive today of animals. So that would have to be a huge ark or else animals evolved after they got off the ark. Not only would they have to evolve, they would have to evolve faster than evolution theory shows.blueeyeliner said:I don't think we know if he just took 2 beetles. I believe he
could have taken two of the 7 or more kinds of beetle. With just 8
people in the ark,there was more than enough room for the animals.
blueeyeliner said::o what living creation would still be living by the time it took for it to
evolve into another creation or creature?
evolution takes way too long for it to have ever happened in the first place
and what would be alive when it did since nothing lives that long?
How can a dead creature evolve?
Although evolutionists state that life resulted from non life,matter
resulted from nothing
and humans resulted from animals,each of
these is an impossibility of Science and the natural world.
blueeyeliner said:Hi'. Mutations do not help life at all. Mutations make life weaker and this could help explain why some animals no longer exist.
As this article went to press, the New England Journal of Medicine was about to release the first documented description of a human being with a genetic mutation that wipes out myostatin production. Such cases have been discussed in scientific circles but never published because the subjects and their families usually do not wish to risk being identified. At least one of those families is rumored to include a European weight-lifting champion, which, if true, would not be surprising, given the tremendous advantage in muscle building and strength that a natural myostatin-suppressing mutation would confer.
But would it constitute an unfair advantage in an athlete, and would it justify other competitors using myostatin-inhibiting drugs or gene therapy simply to level the playing field? These questions are bound to be raised in continuing debate over the possibility of athletes using new muscle therapies to enhance their performance.
Natural "mutants" among athletes have been documented, among them an Olympic gold medalist. Finnish cross-country skier EERO MÄNTYRANTA won two gold medals in the 1964 Winter Olympics. But it was not until decades later that Finnish scientists identified a genetic mutation in Mäntyranta's entire family that causes an excessive response to erythropoietin, leading to extraordinarily high numbers of oxygen-carrying red blood cells. Several of his family members, it turns out, were also champion endurance athletes.
In addition to mutations with dramatic effects, investigators have also begun to discover natural gene variants that more subtly favor certain kinds of athletic activity. For example, last year Australian researchers examined a gene called ACTN3 in a group of male and female elite sprinters. Nearly 20 percent of people lack a functional version of this gene that gives rise to a protein specific to fast muscle fibers, although a less effective protein normally compensates for its absence. The scientists found an unusually high frequency of the working ACTN3 gene in the sprinters, however. In particular, more of the female sprinters had two copies of the gene than would be expected in a randomly selected group.
Many research groups are trying to identify other gene variants that give athletes an edge by maximizing oxygen uptake, heart efficiency, power output, endurance or other traits. More than 90 genes or chromosomal locations have been associated with athletic performance so far, and this research is already provoking its own ethical controversies. Critics fear that based on their genetic makeup, children will be recruited into certain sports or, if they lack the right gene mix, denied a chance to advance to the elite level of sports training. Even selective breeding for superathletes has been predicted.
A more certain result of scanning athletes' genomes will be the discovery that some of them, like Mäntyranta's, contain true genetic mutations that amount to genetic enhancement. Such revelations will add still more complexity to ethical arguments over the prospect of gene doping in sports.
Quath said:Where do you get just 7 kinds of beetles when there are currently 350,000 species around today. You realize that there are about 30 to 50 million species alive today of animals. So that would have to be a huge ark or else animals evolved after they got off the ark. Not only would they have to evolve, they would have to evolve faster than evolution theory shows.blueeyeliner said:I don't think we know if he just took 2 beetles. I believe he
could have taken two of the 7 or more kinds of beetle. With just 8
people in the ark,there was more than enough room for the animals.
Quath
Ok. So with 350,000 beetles, do you think they were all on the Ark or did they evolve from a few species of beetles?blueeyeliner said:Did you hear me say just seven? I said at least 7 or more!
Kinky Stuff. I wasn't there,and i know with your data you surely
were not there,so how can you judge? Do you really believe you
can call God into question?
where is the natural habitat of beetles?
Quath said:Ok. So with 350,000 beetles, do you think they were all on the Ark or did they evolve from a few species of beetles?blueeyeliner said:Did you hear me say just seven? I said at least 7 or more!
Kinky Stuff. I wasn't there,and i know with your data you surely
were not there,so how can you judge? Do you really believe you
can call God into question?
where is the natural habitat of beetles?
Beetles live all over the world from desert to rain forests.
Quath