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Pick a topic Skippy, and we'll dscuss! Your last post was all over the place (as is typical of creationists).
__________________ We are surrounded by endless forms, most beautiful and most wonderful, and it is noaccident, but the direct consequence of evolution by non-random natural selection - the only game in town, the greatest show on Earth. ~R.D.
__________________ We are surrounded by endless forms, most beautiful and most wonderful, and it is noaccident, but the direct consequence of evolution by non-random natural selection - the only game in town, the greatest show on Earth. ~R.D.
But if our brains is not subject to any creator, what truth is to me may not be truth to anyone else so how can anyone know truth?
As I already said, we all make basic philosophical assumptions about the nature of existence and the universe itself. That's our starting point and we go from there.
The rest of your post, as LifeToTheFullest! pointed out, is all over the map. Spend some more time figuring out what you're trying to say and form a more coherent argument. Because right now you're all over the place.
__________________ Creationism has not made a single contribution to agriculture, medicine, conservation, forestry, pathology, or any other applied area of biology. Creationism has yielded no classifications, no biogeographies, no underlying mechanisms, no unifying concepts with which to study organisms or life. - Botanical Society of America's Statement on Evolution
If all the world was created by a god, then....whoopee. gods are supernatural--basically another word for magical--they can do all kinds of stuff we can't. There's nothing all that essentially impressive about a being doing something that it's able to do. It's like a bird flying. I can't, and it's kind of cool that they can, but I'm not going to worshiping birds just because they can do stuff I can't. No sacred scripture really makes creating stuff seem all that *difficult* anyway. I mean, you say "Let there be light," and...there it is. A god creating the world seems slightly less impressive--in terms of effort and risk--than me creating scrambled eggs.
If, however, the world slowly came into existence organically, layer upon layer of complexity building onto itself.....that boggles my mind and takes my breath away. That this continuum of entirely natural process led to the creation of stars and galaxies, and that I am made of the same substances....that is truly incredible. That makes me jump up and down, grab people by the shoulders and yell, "Do you know about this!?"
__________________ "The world will not be this way within the reach of my arm."
---Thomas Harris, through the character Clarice Starling.
That this continuum of entirely natural process led to the creation of stars and galaxies, and that I am made of the same substances....that is truly incredible. That makes me jump up and down, grab people by the shoulders and yell, "Do you know about this!?"
Wait until you ex-materia creationists read the final chapter, though.
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