There wouldn't be any strawmen without those odds being beaten somehow.Too bad that all of that is based upon a strawman.
The odds were beaten. You are here. There does not appear to be any need of a god of any sort.There wouldn't be any strawmen without those odds being beaten somehow.
Sans "a god of any sort" ... how?The odds were beaten.
Yep, nature. The odds are not as high as you think.Sans "a god of any sort" ... how?
What beat them? chance? luck? nature?
There aren't that many atoms or seconds in the universe to work with.
Sans "a god of any sort" ... how?
What beat them? chance? luck? nature?
There aren't that many atoms or seconds in the universe to work with.
But to make your point, Brad, you had to invoke a dealer and ground rules.
Or Elf, or Fairy, or Hobgoblin.But to make your point, Brad, you had to invoke a dealer and ground rules.
Therefore God.
Chemistry and physics didn't deal out those cards (in a manner of speaking).Or maybe chemistry, and physics.
Ironically myopic... You must have missed that the card analogy was about nature (the dealer is the random interactions, the ground rules are the laws of physics, chemistry, and natural selection). Hope that helps.But to make your point, Brad, you had to invoke a dealer and ground rules.
Therefore God.
I think it was Steve Martin that once told a joke about how we can become an instant millionaire:Ironically myopic... You must have missed that the card analogy was about nature (the dealer is the random interactions, the ground rules are the laws of physics, chemistry, and natural selection). Hope that helps.
Your gambits become ever more nonsensical.I think it was Steve Martin that once told a joke about how we can become an instant millionaire:
Step One: Get a million dollars.
Step Two: Deposit it in the bank.
How to become an evolutionist:
Step One: Get a primeval atom.
Step Two: Get a law that makes it expand.
Step Three: Add laws as necessary to make all this ylem come together in the right sequence.
Step Four: Add time as necessary.
Step Five: Discard anything that might hinder configuring the universe to how we see it today.
Tell me, Frumious:Your gambits become ever more nonsensical.
Your gambits become ever more nonsensical.
Glad you like it!Ever since the one about floodwater wafted to Neptune,
to shine as a warning beacon against incoming rogue angels.
there been little chance of a topper.
The sentence is not nonsensical - the bible does say that. The claim that Jesus walked on water is just an episode of a story - it makes sense as part of the larger narrative. In those ways it isn't nonsensical.Tell me, Frumious:
The Bible says Jesus walked on water.
In your opinion, is that nonsensical?
(This is a YES or NO question please.)
But to make your point, Brad, you had to invoke a dealer and ground rules.
Therefore God.
Have you heard that Jesus walked on water?