Programming of Life - Intelligent Design

TagliatelliMonster · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
Please note that I have repeatedly clarified what I mean but to no avail. So I really see no reason why I must repeatedly clarify what I clarified especially when I am not speaking Urdu. I am speaking plain English.

I did explain and even offered links where my particular theistic view is described as acceptable within the theistic evolution parameters and it was ignored. I also clearly explained that I am not espousing theistic evolution but merely saying that it does not prevent the conclusion of intelligent design. What am I supposed to do, repost it for the dozens of atheists who demand that I clarify such a simple thing? Isn't that a bit unrealistic.

To me it seems that the standard atheist response to anything that a theist proposes is to demand an explanation and when an explanation is provided then to demand elaboration. Then when an elaboration is provided to claim that they don't have the faintest idea what is being explained. Do you feel that encourages discussion? Absolutely not. That only leads to a breakdown of communication, and the conclusion that any further attempt at explanations is time-wastingly useless. When the insistence continues, then it becomes similar to an inquisition because the inquisitors were similarly not open to any agreement or to any logical persuasion but who kept insisting on an explanation. So I have concluded that it is simply just best to agree to disagree.

You could also have concluded that "them atheists" aren't just out to annoy you, but genuinely don't understand what your position or justification thereof is, because you simply aren't being clear about it.

"them atheists" have also explained on various occasions to you what the source of confusion is, and more often then not, it is you making contradictory statements.

So far, I've seen you post argument for Intelligent Design, theistic evolution and now also plain old creationism with a literal adam and eve as first and only homo sapiens without biological ancestors.

These 3 views are in direct conflict with one another.

So if you express one of them in one thread, and then argue for one of the other 2 in another thread, only to then argue for the last one in yet another thread.... what do you think the result will be, with people who notice that?

Sammy-San · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
You mean this?

That's the way the intelligent designer made things.

Is that the same answer to this question?

Why are there so few blue, green, or purple mammals? • r/askscience

Why do we see only really see white/black/red/orange/yellow/grey/brown/pink but little to no blue/purple/green based mammals? With Green and Blue being such prominent colors in nature, I would think they would be go to colors for camouflage. I honestly couldn't think of any mammals except the Blue Whale, but they are more grey-ish than blue...

Any insight would be welcomed.
-Blue- Whales, Dolphins, Mandrills

Radrook · Feb 16, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
Is that the same answer to this question?

Why are there so few blue, green, or purple mammals? • r/askscience

That is an excellent question for which I don't have the answer you are seeking.
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Sammy-San · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
That is an excellent question for which I don't have the answer you are seeking.
.

I believe it is simply God's design. Do you agree or disagree?

Radrook · Feb 16, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
I believe it is simply God's design. Do you agree or disagree?

I agree.

Sammy-San · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
I agree.

So why did you say you didn't have the answer?

Radrook · Feb 16, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
So why did you say you didn't have the answer?

Because I stupidly assumed that I was dealing with an atheist who wanted an atheist response. My apologies.

Sammy-San · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
Because I stupidly assumed that I was dealing with an atheist who wanted an atheist response. My apologies.

Was it a sarcastic response? It almost seemed that way to me.

bhsmte · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
Because I stupidly assumed that I was dealing with an atheist who wanted an atheist response. My apologies.

Do you typically gear your responses differently, depending on who asks the question?

bhsmte · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
I agree.

It would appear then, god is the intelligent designer in your world. You have been asked this question many times and always avoided it.

Sammy-San · Feb 16, 2017

Radrook said:
I agree.

How do you know that is the only answer there is and that there arent other explanations?

Radrook · Feb 17, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
How do you know that is the only answer there is and that there arent other explanations?

How do YOU know that?

Sammy-San · Feb 17, 2017

Radrook said:
How do YOU know that?

Because it makes the most sense. You?

Radrook · Feb 17, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
Was it a sarcastic response? It almost seemed that way to me.

No sarcasm intended.

Radrook · Feb 17, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
Because it makes the most sense. You?

Does it make the most sense to you? You did say that you are a believer-right? So if it doesn't make the most sense why believe it? Or is there doubt in your believe?

Sammy-San · Feb 17, 2017

Radrook said:
Does it make the most sense to you?

Yes, to me it's just, "that is how God made animals". Do you agree?

Radrook · Feb 17, 2017

Superhero Sam said:
Yes, to me it's just, "that is how God made animals". Do you agree?

Yes, I believe that intelligent design is very clearly evident in nature. So I have absolutely no doubt that there is an intelligent designer.

bhsmte · Feb 17, 2017

Radrook said:
Yes, I believe that intelligent design is very clearly evident in nature. So I have absolutely no doubt that there is an intelligent designer.

Please respond to posts 269 and 270.

Loudmouth · Feb 17, 2017

Radrook said:
Yes, I believe that intelligent design is very clearly evident in nature. So I have absolutely no doubt that there is an intelligent designer.

Would you consider evolution through natural processes to be intelligent design?

Radrook · Feb 17, 2017

Loudmouth said:
Would you consider evolution through natural processes to be intelligent design?

I consider nature itself as being designed by the intelligent designer. However, I might not agree with the details of what you consider a natural process.

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