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Is this because you're a geneticist (or something) and claim that we mere plebes will never understand. (We've had those types here before...)
Is this some sort of odd UKer dialect I don't know: "You will not make a scientist unless you can research it from there." If I understand correctly my response (in dialect) should be:
"I already make a scientist. Research it many things I have."
You're no doubt correct, but I'm also old enough and smart enough to know that one shouldn't be mislead by headlines, or claims that haven't been authenticated by anyone other than the one making them. Your experts claim that there are certain inexplicable and unusual anomalies, well show me an independent review that corroborates this, otherwise its inexplicability is just rhetoric from someone who wants to interpret it as such. You may be perfectly willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, but I'm not.Reality is you would not know a myocardial tissue section if hit you on the head, nor a mitichondrial haplogroup.
Nothing spiritual can be or ever was collected by science. Nothing spiritual was ever seen or can be seen by science. So when looking for evidence of miracles we would not invite science any more than we would ask a kangaroo.I personally couldn't care less about constructing yet another fantasy.
How about you try explaining how this 'evidence' was collected, in order to attract more serious attention?
Science is defined by its process, ie: the 'how'.
That's what makes any evidence collected in the first place 'CREDIBLE'.
Okay, I had a few free hours, so I figured that I might as well go watch one of those videos. Just go to Youtube and search "cochabamba bleeding statue". Guess what...nothing. Google it, nothing but a preview for a video, but no actual video. Search "tesoriero interview"...still nothing.There are plenty of tesoriero interviews even "blood of christ" videos out on the web.
The purpose of science right up to Darwin's theories, was to discover the complexities of God's creation upon the basis that the Cosmos, this world, and everything in it was created by God. Therefore science had a creationist foundation. Since Darwin, science has an evolutionary foundation that erases God from the picture.Nothing spiritual can be or ever was collected by science. Nothing spiritual was ever seen or can be seen by science. So when looking for evidence of miracles we would not invite science any more than we would ask a kangaroo.
The purpose of science right up to Darwin's theories, was to discover the complexities of God's creation upon the basis that the Cosmos, this world, and everything in it was created by God. Therefore science had a creationist foundation. Since Darwin, science has an evolutionary foundation that erases God from the picture.
Some level of mitochondrial heteroplasmy is found in most, if not all cells. High levels are associated with a number of different diseases, including cardiac. But so what?Here is a relevant paper. You will not understand it.
Very Short Mitochondrial DNA Fragments and Heteroplasmy in Human Plasma
You have to accept that credible labs state that mitochondrial heteroplasmy is normal in trauma particularly heart.
Great. Too bad the building on that foundation was moved to another foundationThe purpose of science right up to Darwin's theories, was to discover the complexities of God's creation upon the basis that the Cosmos, this world, and everything in it was created by God. Therefore science had a creationist foundation. Since Darwin, science has an evolutionary foundation that erases God from the picture.
Yep. Just like the house built on the foundation of rock was moved to a foundation of sand. Then the rain and floods came...Great. Too bad the building on that foundation was moved to another foundation
Right. Man's wisdom is not all it's cracked up to beYep. Just like the house built on the foundation of rock was moved to a foundation of sand. Then the rain and floods came...
See the problem is is that is all there is. That and a bunch of self-important self-righteous martyr-wanna-bes who claim to know what their god's wisdom actually is. (And how amusing it is when they disagree.)Right. Man's wisdom is not all it's cracked up to be
A vote against God's wisdom then?See the problem is is that is all there is. That and a bunch of self-important self-righteous martyr-wanna-bes who claim to know what their god's wisdom actually is. (And how amusing it is when they disagree.)
If there is a god and there is "god's wisdom", you don't know what it is.
Can you list two things your dad was wise in?See the problem is is that is all there is. That and a bunch of self-important self-righteous martyr-wanna-bes who claim to know what their god's wisdom actually is. (And how amusing it is when they disagree.)
If there is a god and there is "god's wisdom", you don't know what it is.
You were born wise, weren't you?A vote against YOUR idea of god's wisdom.
If you don't think there is a God, then you are not even in the ball park and don't even have a bat to bat with.See the problem is is that is all there is. That and a bunch of self-important self-righteous martyr-wanna-bes who claim to know what their god's wisdom actually is. (And how amusing it is when they disagree.)
If there is a god and there is "god's wisdom", you don't know what it is.
You were born wise, weren't you?
(Note: Think before you answer. This is a science question.)
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