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Already on it Occ.
Oh FFS, Kent fucking Hovind? When are fundies going to realize this guy is a crack?
This is really disheartening.
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All I can say is you got it coming to you,and it isn't going to be pretty. |
Are you familiar with Pascal's Wager?
http://www.abarnett.demon.co.uk/atheism/wager.html
Hmm,To add to that link about evolution...
Macro evolution is false.[/QUOTE]
I stand corrected. THIS is really disheartening. Despite the fact that there is no difference between "micro" and "macro" (creationist terms), I'm sure your next sentences will enlighten your argument.
| quote: | | Darwin said there are many missing links-Darwin himself. |
The fact that you use this false claim only proves how little you know or even understand anything about evolution. In case you didn't know or understnad, a great many of those "missing links" have been discovered since Darwin. Evolution theory has also been modified and adjusted accordingly to modern discoveries and has been very well predicted with the help of genetics.
Here's some more info. that may help you with transitional fossils:
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq...ions.html#proof
Actually this one is a little better and more informative:
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-transitional.html
As for "Macro", the proper term is "speciation", and that has been observed:
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-speciation.html
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/speciation.html
Here's a great overall summary on evidence for "Macroevolution":
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/
| quote: | Also,Atheists have proven it false,and proven the existance of God. If you wish to know more, Please do read " The case for faith ". All about an atheist who proved the existance of God,because he was trying so hard to prove there was no God.
It's a very interesting book. |
You'd be very hard pressed to find too many atheists that would agree. You are basing your statement off of one so-called former "atheist" (I have my doubts that he was an atheist in the first place. The book you refer to is called "The Case For Christ", by Lee Strobel. The fact that you did not know the name leads me to believe that you haven't even read it. Well I have, and it leaves much to be desired. Strobel was an investigative reporter for the Chicago Tribune, who's wife was a Christian while he was an atheist. So in order to convince himself that his wife had the "correct" viewpoint, he did a series of interviews and investigations to see if there was any facts that supported Jesus actually being alive.
To make a long story short, I found his interviews and investigations incredibly suspect. There were a number of people he interviewed that I found incredibly laughable; for example he interviewed a materials science PhD about evolution instead of an evolutionary biologist or even a geneticist. Additionally, Strobel did not interview any critics of Christianity, even though he openly attacked them at will. For a supposed "skeptical" investigative journalist, that is incredibly one-sided an very unprofessional. Anyone who wants to understand a subject should investigate all angles on that subject, including the criticisms, which given the facts of those criticisms cannot be ignored.
If you care to read the other side of the story on Strobel, here's a few criticisms of his work:
http://www.bidstrup.com/apologetics.htm
http://www.infidels.org/library/mod...er/strobel.html
http://home.teleport.com/~packham/strobel.htm
http://human.st/jesuspuzzle/CTVExcerptsIntro.htm
(this last website is an exerpt from Doherty's book, "The Jesus Puzzle". I highly recommend this book to you, if you ever consider reading an alternative viewpoint).
Let's be clear: I have absolutely no problem with your faith. However, I do have a problem mixing faith and the supernatural with that of science and the natural. One can be tested and supported with evidence, the other cannot. It would do you credit to keep these separate in the future. Many Christians have. Many theists have as well (including myself).
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I yearn to shout,
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