There's a place for the Mystic where matter and spirit meet. It's not philosophical, it's experiential in nature.To transcend both scientism and faith one has to take recourse to philosophy, specifically metaphysical philosophy.
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There's a place for the Mystic where matter and spirit meet. It's not philosophical, it's experiential in nature.To transcend both scientism and faith one has to take recourse to philosophy, specifically metaphysical philosophy.
Depends on what you want explained.
And then completely ignoring the answers given.Asking which is superior is not the same thing as ignoring creation.
I do ignore any evolutionist claims, but that's not the point of this thread.
This thread is comparing two paradigms and asking which is superior to the other.
* cough *And then completely ignoring the answers given.
if you substitute "evolution" for "creationism" and its pronouns above then you would see the improbability of evolution to explain what it claims.it lies within the human imagination. Unencumbered by a need for evidence the mind is free to imagine whatever it wants, and that strips creationism of any explanatory power that it may have thought it had. When every explanation that the human mind can conceive must be deemed credible, then none of them are credible.
In another thread, I asked proponents of evolution to post the probability they assign to the truth of evolution theory. I ask you the same question.
Life evolved. There is no doubt. That's the phenomenon we've observed and are explaining. It happened. It's like gravity. Objects fall. That's the phenomenon we're trying to explain.if you substitute "evolution" for "creationism" and its pronouns above then you would see the improbability of evolution to explain what it claims.
In another thread, I asked proponents of evolution to post the probability they assign to the truth of evolution theory. I ask you the same question.
But it didn't come into existence via evolution or abiogenesis.Life evolved.
How did Mickey Mouse? He doesn't exist either.But it didn't come into existence via evolution or abiogenesis.
If you think it did, how did the angels manage to circumvent these two processes?
But it didn't come into existence via evolution or abiogenesis.
If you think it did, how did the angels manage to circumvent these two processes?
Your talking about two different things here. Angels are not physical matter which does change and evolve over time. Angels are spiritual and function differently than the physical world. It's wrong to compare the spiritual world as if it's the physical world acting in the same manor.But it didn't come into existence via evolution or abiogenesis.
If you think it did, how did the angels manage to circumvent these two processes?
Life is life.Your talking about two different things here. Angels are not physical matter which does change and evolve over time. Angels are spiritual and function differently than the physical world. It's wrong to compare the spiritual world as if it's the physical world acting in the same manor.
There's different kinds of life that fills different realms with differing means. Angels are spiritual beings which do not evolve. On the other hand, the physical world does change and does evolve over time. I bet that you've changed quite a bit over the years. I know for certain that I have. That's not something that Angels do.Life is life.
Thus my question in Post 70:Angels are spiritual beings which do not evolve.
They arrived via a different process than the physical world.Thus my question in Post 70:
How is it they don't?
If rationally determined, do you have any math that support these probabilities of virtual certainty?
The math would serve to make the accuracy of your determination more convincing. But OK, this is your guesstimate or feeling, correct? (The question was not "compared to creationism"; only to the probability that the science of evolution theory is true.)I don't need to do any math. I've seen the evidence for myself from both parties and have made the deduction with my own intelligence that evolution is the much more likely fact that creationism is.