Evidences for evolution

[unworthyone]

Originally posted by TheBear
Well then, there it is. There is no way one can give justice to, or do serious study of anything, let alone the complex nature of evolution, with a mere 2 minutes here, 6 minutes there, while multi-tasking at the same time. Until/unless you are able to set aside and dedicate a certain amount of time per day or week, exclusively to the study of evolution, all you will have is vague, fleeting snippits of thoughts on the subject. And then, to enter serious discussion, with people who have spent their entire lives on the subject, micro-biologists, archaeologists, geologists, paleantologists, zoologists and others, seems like a childish prank, and is hardly taken seriously.

John

Yes, I have Faith of a child. And I know of no one here I've been speaking with who are any -ogists. I guess curiousity isn't worth the effort. Sorry, no more talks about evolution as again, it takes a genius to understand.
And you think this is serious!?!? LOL!! Curiousity, not devotion.
Thanks

(btw as a child, I sure do bring up some interesting threads hence the 140-200 replies nearly EVERY time.) You guys are all following the questioning of a child! You got it dude! Way to read right down to the bottom of me. How ridiculous.

 

[TheBear]

Originally posted by unworthyone


Yes, I have Faith of a child. And I know of no one here I've been speaking with who are any -ogists. I guess curiousity isn't worth the effort. Sorry, no more talks about evolution as again, it takes a genius to understand.
And you think this is serious!?!? LOL!! Curiousity, not devotion.
Thanks

I like you, unworthyone. I like your wide-eyed approach to life, your honesty about things unclear to you, and your willingness to learn. These are good traits in a person. Don't ever lose them.


John

 

[unworthyone]

Originally posted by TheBear
I like you, unworthyone. I like your wide-eyed approach to life, your honesty about things unclear to you, and your willingness to learn. These are good traits in a person. Don't ever lose them.
John

Thank you.

Why does everything have to be so serious all the time? Where is the fun in life? That's why I don't like the elitists attitudes. I'm a moron, now please help me understand. Just because I don't know doesn't mean you shouldn't talk to me. It just means you know more about evolution then I do. Big freaking deal!

 

[ThienAn]

Bear, question. You believe in God and evolution and these 2 concepts co-exists without interference with each other?

 

[TheBear]

Originally posted by ThienAn
Bear, question. You believe in God and evolution and these 2 concepts co-exists without interference with each other?

Correct. I have stated many times, I do not see a conflict.


John

 

[ThienAn]

ok Bear, another question. From a believer's point of view, what does your faith tell you about the theory of evolution?

 

[TheBear]

Originally posted by unworthyone


Thank you.

Why does everything have to be so serious all the time? Where is the fun in life? That's why I don't like the elitists attitudes. I'm a moron, now please help me understand. Just because I don't know doesn't mean you shouldn't talk to me. It just means you know more about evolution then I do. Big freaking deal!

Whoa, unworthyone. Let's calm down a little and take a deep breath. No one is calling you a moron. My last post complemented you. Let's just leave it at that, okay?


John

 

[TheBear]

Originally posted by ThienAn
ok Bear, another question. From a believer's point of view, what does your faith tell you about the theory of evolution?

From a believer's point of view, I believe in, and the Bible validates, that God created the universe, and all living things.


John

 

[ThienAn]

Originally posted by TheBear


From a believer's point of view, I believe in, and the Bible validates, that God created the universe, and all living things.


John

but what about evolution?

 

[unworthyone]

Originally posted by TheBear
Whoa, unworthyone. Let's calm down a little and take a deep breath. No one is calling you a moron. My last post complemented you. Let's just leave it at that, okay?
John

Hahah I was being sarcastic.

 

[TheBear]

Originally posted by ThienAn


but what about evolution?

What about it?

 

[ThienAn]

Originally posted by TheBear


What about it?

I know that you understand evolution thoroughly, but what did God tell your faith, your heart, your soul about evolution.

Convince me of what you believe about evolution. Convince me just like the way God convinced you. Understanding evolution from logic & theory is one thing. But understanding it from a believer's point of view is another.

If you believe that God and evolution can co-exist, then someway, somehow, God convinced you of that, right?

I guess what I'm asking is, tell me how God convinced you to believe in evolution?

 

[mac_philo]

You've given him an improper standard. By this logic, he should be able to give a story about how god convinced him that 2+2=4.

Evolution is our reality; it doesn't need a divine mandate anymore than the changing of the seasons.

 

[LouisBooth]

"Evolution is our reality"

*sigh* sorry no, its not. Macro isn't anyway, Micro is just adaptation, so that's what I'll call it.

 

[mac_philo]

I presume you were struggling to say 'adaptation.'

 

[ThienAn]

Originally posted by mac_philo
You've given him an improper standard. By this logic, he should be able to give a story about how god convinced him that 2+2=4.

Evolution is our reality; it doesn't need a divine mandate anymore than the changing of the seasons.

Reality? What reality is millions of years of theories? You might see 4:

??? = 4

But you don't know if it's:

2 * 2 = 4
2 + 2 = 4
1 + 3 = 4
2 * 8 / 4 = 4
4 - 4 + 4 = 4

Evolution is having the result and try to make the best[/]guess what really happened. Well, I give you a result of 4, now try to guess which formula I have for this result.

 

[unworthyone]

Originally posted by ThienAn
Evolution is having the result and try to make the best[/]guess what really happened. Well, I give you a result of 4, now try to guess which formula I have for this result.

4=4: Always has and always will be 4=4.

 

[ThienAn]

Originally posted by unworthyone


4=4: Always has and always will be 4=4.

Wrong. I was thinking....

4 *(sin O/sin O) = 4

 

[unworthyone]

Originally posted by ThienAn
Wrong. I was thinking....
4 *(sin O/sin O) = 4

Did you understand my 4=4 answer?

 

[ThienAn]

Originally posted by unworthyone


Did you understand my 4=4 answer?

Wrong again, Unworthyone. I was thinking...

for(int i = 0; i < 3; i**)
{
count++;
}
cout << count << endl;

=4 ...............whoa la.