Don't know if I am permitted to name it. Why do women have an organ whose only known purpose is to produce pleasure?
It's called a [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse]. That's the technical term for it.
To compensate for the pain of childbirth? In other news, humans were found today with a glans on their penis. The purpose of this is unknown...Don't know if I am permitted to name it. Why do women have an organ whose only known purpose is to produce pleasure?
To compensate for the pain of childbirth? In other news, humans were found today with a glans on their penis. The purpose of this is unknown...
That's it's only KNOWN purpose.
It may have other purposes which we have not figured out yet.
And even if it IS only for pleasure, what's wrong with that?
Women should have been created without the ability to experience sexual pleasure?
Maybe having such sensitivity on the inside might have been too excruciating during childbirth.
I think there is a difference between asking why arbitrary things were created the way they were, and why blatant flaws were created. The mammalian eye, for instance, or the human spine.Questions about why God did anything are generally not very good questions, as your first two sentences suggest.
I remember reading how an atheist wrote that there couldn't be a God, or if there was one, he was not as bright as atheists, since he made the sex/reproductive organs also organs for excretion. The OP is not exactly the same question, but it is at the same level of absurdity. Its sort of like asking what was the big idea in making grass green, rather than pink.
...if God designed everything, why is everything designed so poorly?...
Well, mollusk eyes would be a big improvement. They're the same as ours, except it isn't wired in a convoluted fasion. Oh, and a decent load-bearing skeletal system. Our's is rubbish .Submit design modifications in your response...
Well, mollusk eyes would be a big improvement. They're the same as ours, except it isn't wired in a convoluted fasion. Oh, and a decent load-bearing skeletal system. Our's is rubbish .
And laser vision.
I think there is a difference between asking why arbitrary things were created the way they were, and why blatant flaws were created. The mammalian eye, for instance, or the human spine.
What I think the atheist was getting at was: if God designed everything, why is everything designed so poorly? Arbitrary designs are another matter altogether.
Ick, bewbsI'd like a better tan... and bigger boobs for my girlfriend
I honestly have no idea what you saying. Is it sexual? It sounds sexual.Just ask Alfred Kinsey about poor design, like the atheist example, his didnt seem to be getting it done. He resorted to inserting tooth brushes to try to achieve something his disobedient soul could no longer allow.
Well, I don't know about you, but if I woke up and found myself with a wife, I'd think something was a tad off-kilter.That is the beauty of a marriage covenant to a wonderful woman. If there is a design flaw, I haven't noticed.
Sure there is: dissection is one of the ways we can determine the function of things. More generally, picking things apart without mercy or remorse is how we find out that there are wings and things in the first place.There is no sense speculating about the proper design of a butterfly as one
is pulling the wings off.
Sell designed? That's a new one.As for the many design issues, including the OP, isn't it funny how the bodies God made fared so poorly in surgery until surgeons started washing their hands? I just can't imagine how anyone could really believe that there was sufficient understanding of such things to speculate on the "sole purpose" of a particular design or whether a body part was sell designed.
Why should it? Biological structures didn't evolve with colour-coded labels. To the untrained layman, one squiggly purple thing is indistinguishable from all the other squiggly purple things. Only with detailed analysis can one determine the origin and function of a particular organ.I suppose speclation is a allowable, but it ought to be clear that that is what it is.
Yes. My thesis is simple. Disobedience robs the disobedient of the ability to enjoy the life given to them. Kinsey is regarded as a revolutionary thinker, yet all he was was a rebel. As evidence of his corruption is the fact instead of freedom, he died like an addict. Trying to get off by circumcising himself with a pocket knife, "catheterizing" himself (actually with a tooth brush) and needing the "pleasure" of being kicked and beaten in the gonads (which might actually have killed him).I honestly have no idea what you saying. Is it sexual? It sounds sexual.
Kinsey himself warned his researchers that their work would actually impair their physical senses. Their simple ability to enjoy physical beauty was at risk by "studying" inappropriate contentography. Kinsey betrayed, ever so subtly, his knowledge that he was doing damage to people by his work.
Similarly, what is the result of abortion? Agony. Depression. Nightmares.
The same pattern exists in with other examples of disobedience -- whether heterosexual or otherwise. Hereosexuals who are not following the biblical model tend to have a lousy sex life. Perhaps not at first, but that is the trend. Look it up. Kinsey was a lousy scientist.
Dont blame the designer when the equipment is being misused. That is why the atheist attribution of a poor design sounds nonsensical to a happily married man.
As a scientist, the rebuttal to this entire area is a rather simple evidential rebuttal. I would save you the pain of "speculation". The evidence is in. There is a pattern. The day that it begins to resonate with reality, know that Jesus will make you forgiven and free. He promises more abundant life.
"well designed".Sell designed? That's a new one.
There is a big difference between a humble question and hubris. My question of the OP was a question. I have grave doubts about the intent of the OP. But, I asked a question. Was the OP a question or something more akin to the nonsense critique of God on the basis of design? Havent heard from the guy, so I dont know.Besides, speculation and educated guessing are just the first step.
As for the notion that the human body is badly designed, that is not speculation. It is a foolish conclusion. So, lets be clear about what is speculation and what isnt.
No. They don't exist. Not as design issues. This is a fallen world. It is not as it was designed to be. I am taking God's Word on this. I wasn't there. But, there is no refutation in science. There is only speculation, much of which is proven to be pointless as science advances.All that said, I don't see how this relates to my post. The imperfections still exist, no?
Link to debunk Kinsey: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2061305218446628970&hl=en