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I think his bias toward creationists is showing.Your going from asking questions to accusing here.
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I think his bias toward creationists is showing.Your going from asking questions to accusing here.
Todd Wood has written about this in his own words:
Creationist students, listen to me very carefully: There is evidence for evolution, and evolution is an extremely successful scientific theory.
I have no idea what you’re trying to say here.You are certainly not the first son to go off and explore the world. So tell me what science says by creating life in the beginning by computer simulations of soup in the beginning I’ve read on it and was built by humans the computer programmed to do what it does and then thinks that it equals the natural process yea right but not by design
It’s not in most university yet but the wheel will spin until there is nothing left but by design. A lot things are not taught at universities
Then, according to you, I'm choosing not to eventually become a TE?The choice is yours.
Haven't you made the same choice not to become a TE?Only if you’re ignorant.
"Didn't" or "won't"?I didn’t choose my beliefs.
Evolution is about how various species formed from earlier life forms. It states that by natural selection and other processes life diversified into many species. Creationism claims that a god spoke them into existence separately without development.
Creationism *also* claims that life didn't exist before it was spoken into existence by the god, but evolution says nothing about the origin of life.
Creationism *also* (seems to) claims that the Earth, Sun, Moon, Stars, and Universe were also spoken into existence by the same god. Evolution says nothing about these, since those are not biology.
One can accept evolution in a universe, or on an Earth created by a god, even with life started, but not evolved by said god. This may not be a position you hold, but many believers do hold it. (I once did.)
So tell me what science says by creating life in the beginning by computer simulations of soup in the beginning I’ve read on it and was built by humans the computer programmed to do what it does and then thinks that it equals the natural process yea right but not by design
I have no idea what you’re trying to say here.
Origin of life research is primarily done in chemistry labs.
With everything to produce it man made, that’s not a natural example it’s induced which is designed.
Except how it came to be is vastly different. the vast majority of evolutionist do not believe a universe could be design created, not sure exactly what the theory is by chance or luck or whatever that point is no where near being solved and I don’t think it will looking at nature in that way a thoughtless process without any coordination
That's not my point. OOL research is a laboratory effort, not a computational one. I don't feel like trying to beat my head against the keyboard to try to convince anyone that it isn't "artificial" and therefore useless.
Do they use dishes and jars and syringes and other things to produce it.
yes i am and I have no problem with designed evolution.
can you tell me when and how the butterfly stem cell is turned on and what turns it on to create the structure of the butterfly from soup of the old caterpillar.
learning of nature man has come along way yet its still just a grain of sand to fully understand.
How does the many kinds of mantis shrimp have advance vision. no other type of shrimp or animal on the planet has that kind of vision were did it evolve from if not designed. man can not even create optics that good but nature did it all without thought or knowledge just simply by chance yea right that is something that evolutionist cannot grasp or just will not.
i do have the bible and Romans 1 speaks of that very thing.
Romans 1
19 For what may be known about God is plain to them, because God has made it plain to them.
20 For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood from His workmanship, so that men are without excuse.
It doesn't matter what the "vast majority" of evolutionists believe in this case, and I highly doubt that it's even a majority. It doesn't affect the Theory of Evolution itself. The theory starts with a population of life forms. How that population came to be has no scientific theory of its own at this point. The Theory of Evolution works perfectly fine if a creator created that first population of life forms.