Fezzilla
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Also, what is your mother tongue. I hope to God it is not English.
The perils of smoking crack.
Also, what is your mother tongue. I hope to God it is not English.
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MartinM said:Justify that statement or retract it.
But this is only logical if that particular interpretation of the scriptures is valid. And there are plenty of facts that would seem to falsify this particular interpretation. In addition, the Biblical language in Genesis is too general to say that Adam was instantly formed 'mature' (or the universe). The only thing we can say for certain is this: God did it. IOW, the instant formation interpretation that has not been substantiated either Biblically or otherwise. One can hardly say that these are 'logical facts', IMHO.ZoneChaos said:The only scientific fact I suppose would be logic, in that God followed a pattern in creation. Instantaneous creation of a mature man | Instantaneous creation of a mature universe.
It also has an annoying habit of breaking down. In any event, the total energy of the Universe (assuming that's even a meaningful concept may be zero.FEZZILLA said:The first law of thermodynamics tells us that the total quantity of energy in the universe is a constant
Second law also breaks down now and then. Ever hear of a Poincare recurrence?According to the second law of thermodynamics, the universe is running out of usable energy. But if the universe is running down, it cannot be eternal. Otherwise, it would have run down completely by now. While you can never run out of an unlimited amount of energy, it does not take forever to run out of a limited amount of energy. Hence, the universe must have had a beginning
Wrong. Second law says no such thing.According to the second law of thermodynamics, all organic material would degrade spontaneously with time, acting against any evolution of primitive life
There are organisms alive today that would do just fine without the ozone layer.Scientist agree that the presence of oxygen in the early atmosphere would prevent evolution because, according to organic chemistry, it is impossible for the building blocks of molecules found in living things to arise in the presence of oxygen. But if there was no oxygen, there was no ozone layer, the ultraviolet radiation of the sun would have destroyed any primitive life arising in the ocean
FEZZILLA said:The first law of thermodynamics tells us that the total quantity of energy in the universe is a constant. This rules out a matter-creating chain of events leading to the bib bang;as well as any matter creating reaction after it.
On the fourth day of creation God made the energy of the universe a constant. "...And God saw that it was good(Gen1:18).
God created the universe so that it could sustain and function on its own (just like he did with the earth).
According to the second law of thermodynamics, the universe is running out of usable energy. But if the universe is running down, it cannot be eternal. Otherwise, it would have run down completely by now. While you can never run out of an unlimited amount of energy, it does not take forever to run out of a limited amount of energy. Hence, the universe must have had a beginning.
According to the second law of thermodynamics, all organic material would degrade spontaneously with time, acting against any evolution of primitive life.
Scientist agree that the presence of oxygen in the early atmosphere would prevent evolution because, according to organic chemistry, it is impossible for the building blocks of molecules found in living things to arise in the presence of oxygen. But if there was no oxygen, there was no ozone layer, the ultraviolet radiation of the sun would have destroyed any primitive life arising in the ocean.
Still no sign of burnt dino-bones
Just to add to MartinM's comments:FEZZILLA said:According to the second law of thermodynamics, all organic material would degrade spontaneously with time, acting against any evolution of primitive life.
Mike Flynn said:Where are you getting this stuff? Can you give us some papers that support
this nonsense?
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Listen, the science channel always has cosmologies on there. And they all agree with the astroid burning the earth. so im telling you what your evolutionist force-feed the world on the science channel.
You need to show me evidence that the dinodaurs were all burnt to a crisp.
I'm waiting
You don't understand. Can you give us the papers that say when an asteroid hits the earth, then it spews molten rock into orbit that covers the earth and burns everything, including dino bones? You see, Fezzilla, its this part of your story that seems like fantasy. Not that an asteroid might have hit the earth, rather what happens when it does. Does that make sense?FEZZILLA said:Listen, the science channel always has cosmologies on there. And they all agree with the astroid burning the earth. so im telling you what your evolutionist force-feed the world on the science channel.
You need to show me evidence that the dinodaurs were all burnt to a crisp.
I'm waiting
Arikay said:Fezz,
maybe you can tell us two things,
1) What is the theory of evolution?
2) Maybe you can provide some data about animals being burned to a crisp
because of the asteriod extinction theory?
Do a google on big bang theory. Read the research. Then come back and tells us what's what. You have no idea what you are talking about.FEZZILLA said:Can you provide the axioms for such a statement cause no scientist yet has been able to.
And you have provided not a single shred of evidence that says tells us that when an asteroid hits, it would burn the dinasaur remains all over the earth.FEZZILLA said:There is no evidence that the dinosaur bones were ever burnt! And that proves the astroid theory and evelution academically wrong!
It would take one Giant asteroid to do this and there is no evidence present today of a crater of the size of Russia.Mike Flynn said:For example, what if when an asteroid hits the earth it has a cataclizmic local effect (creating a huge crator) and flings billions of tons of dust and debris (not lava) into the atmosphere (not in orbit). Blocking out the sun and lowering the average temperature of the planet. Perhaps this would have created unfavorable conditions for the dinasaurs while still leaving enough favourable conditions for other organisms to survive.
Why should anyone believe it happened the way you say it happened?