After Gen 6 where does the Bible address either the truth or untruth of science?

[SkyWriting]

If your miracles were unreal that means they never really happened. I think you should choose your words more wisely.

Nope. Unreal is accurate for any idea that is not a natural
and testable event. Your view is understandable.

 

[SkyWriting]

I misread this statement. I apologize. It is still wrong, even more wrong in fact. At least continuity played some role in the old philosophy of science. Earth quakes. Are they continuous? Evolution is mostly stagnant. Useless proliferation of random diversity that goes on for long periods of low selective pressure. Then a catastrophe strikes and suddenly most of the diversity is wiped out and only the fitest survive. Only during these short lived catastrophic events does evolution actually advance. So evolution is also not a continuous process.

Sure. OK. You win.

"But evolution is a continuous process."

"Evolution is a continuous process from the earliest forms of living organisms to the latest product: human beings."

Human Evolution as a Continuous Process

Let's get to electrons again... <snippers>

You asked to skip that one because I so stu-pid .

 

[Aman777]

"Evolution is a continuous process from the earliest forms of living organisms to the latest product: human beings."

Dear Readers, Not so, since Adam did NOT evolve from any other living creature. Man was made from the dust of the ground on the THIRD Day. Genesis 2:4-7

The first creatures made after that were NOT made until the 5th Day. They were created and brought forth from the water on the 5th Day. Genesis 1:21

Humans are the descendants of Adam. We have first place, and that is WHY we are destined to have dominion over EVERY other living creature, in heaven.

In Love,
Aman

 

[SkyWriting]

"Evolution is a continuous process from the earliest forms of living organisms to the latest product: human beings."

Dear Readers, Not so, since Adam did NOT evolve from any other living creature. Man was made from the dust of the ground on the THIRD Day. Genesis 2:4-7

Ya...that was a pretty lame link. This one is much more interesting. It documents and cements
the connection between abiogenesis and biological evolution and tells the story of how evolution has
been resurrected from the dead by recent views on physics. I'm reading between the lines a bit.
So not only is evolution constant, but it's infinite in scope every moment!

The cosmological model of eternal inflation and the transition from chance to biological evolution in the history of life

 

[Fascinated With God]

I'll go with that. The ones I've experience were indeed "unreal" events in some ways. They were events that can have no earthly explanation.

Don't you think that surreal would be a bette term? It does not call into question the reality of the experience the way unreal does.

I could easily imagine someone exclaiming, "That was unreal!" That is fine as a spontaneous remark of dismay, but it doesn't work well as a more refined and sober description.

 

[Fascinated With God]

Sure. OK. You win.

"But evolution is a continuous process."

This is in article on recent bug evolution and says nothing about the long term obviously discontinuous nature of evolution.

"Evolution is a continuous process from the earliest forms of living organisms to the latest product: human beings."

This is a site on a particular kind of Hindu yoga. I'm not sure why you included it.

Human Evolution as a Continuous Process

This is a much better offering, but it makes no reference to the critical word "bottleneck". Population bottlenecks and extinctions make evolution discontinuous.




Here is a journal article on the topic: Trends in Plant Science - Was the evolution of plastid genetic machinery discontinuous?

Here is a chapter from a biology textbook about genetics, http://www.biologymad.com/resources/RevisionM5Ch2.pdf, titled, "Chapter 2: Continuous and discontinuous variation".






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[Fascinated With God]

The cosmological model of eternal inflation and the transition from chance to biological evolution in the history of life

I've been particularly fascinated by inflation theory recently too.

 

[Fascinated With God]

You asked to skip that one because I so stu-pid .

Apologies. I don't remember why.