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Incorrect. You yourself used the word "creation". You cannot assume that the universe was created. That implies a god.
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Incorrect. You yourself used the word "creation". You cannot assume that the universe was created. That implies a god.That was an unjustified assumption on your part; and I didn't mention a god.
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Science Proves Creation ClickyIncorrect. You yourself used the word "creation". You cannot assume that the universe was created. That implies a god.
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It's not an assumption.
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Your inferences do not equate to my implications.
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I clicked. Your link does not appear to help you in any way at all. And yes, you screwed up. You do not get to assume a creation.Science Proves Creation Clicky
It's not an assumption.
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Your inferences do not equate to my implications.
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I clicked. Your link does not appear to help you in any way at all. And yes, you screwed up. You do not get to assume a creation.
That does not help you claim of a 'creation'.Again, it's not an assumption. Heat death is real. The effects are observable.
That was an unjustified assumption on your part; and I didn't mention a god.
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Multiple links to the same irrelevant post don't help make your case. Perhaps you meant to link to your OP in that thread? In which case the reference to a passage from the bible is the implication of a (very specific) god. It's the opening post, no inferences needed.Science Proves Creation Clicky
It's not an assumption.
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Your inferences do not equate to my implications.
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Perhaps you meant to link to your OP in that thread?
If it was the first post it does not help you either in the use of the word "creation". By using that very biased term you take on a burden of proof. All that it seems that you have are unwarranted assumptions.Ergo...'ere ye go!
If it was the first post it does not help you either in the use of the word "creation". By using that very biased term you take on a burden of proof. All that it seems that you have are unwarranted assumptions.
Are you denying that you implied a biblical creation? That would be a very oddly dishonest claim to make.Ergo...'ere ye go!
Please, you know that making false claims about others is a sin. You yourself used the word "creation". That is a highly biased term that puts a burden of proof upon you. It appears that you know that you have no evidence so you have to accuse others of your sins.The bias is yours my friend. It seems that you would even reject science to satisfy your bias. You are strong in your faith. It takes more faith to reject the possibility of a creator; when the creation stands before you; than it does to suppose that creation came from a creator.
Are you denying that you implied a biblical creation? That would be a very oddly dishonest claim to make.
I agree. However, my point is that when an avowed Christian quotes passages from the bible the implication is of a biblical creation. Unless the OP were to state specifically that that was not the intent, to later claim that that was not the intent appears to be dishonest.It does not even have to be a biblical one. There is no evidence for a creator and at a certain point scientists will properly say "We don't know yet" that is not evidence of a god or an excuse to use one. Could there be a god? Yes, but no one has found a rational reason to have one yet.
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