Do you mean Martin Luther King the civil rights activist from the 1960's, or Martin Luther the German Monk reformist who lived from 1483-1546?
He is talking about the Jew hating one.
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Do you mean Martin Luther King the civil rights activist from the 1960's, or Martin Luther the German Monk reformist who lived from 1483-1546?
If you mean Martin Luther the ex German monk, then no. "Luther is also known for his writings about the Jews, the nature and consequences of which are the subject of much debate among scholars, many of whom have characterized them as anti-semantic. His statements that Jews' homes should be destroyed, their synagogues and schools burned, money confiscated, and rights and liberties curtailed were revived and given widespread publicity by the Nazis in Germany in 1933–45. As a result of this, coupled with his revolutionary theological views, his legacy remains controversial." I am a Messianic Jew, he did have some insight but not every word out of his mouth was a golden nugget that’s why I follow God, not man.Do you mean Martin Luther King the civil rights activist from the 1960's, or Martin Luther the German Monk reformist who lived from 1483-1546?
If you mean Martin Luther the ex German monk, then no. "Luther is also known for his writings about the Jews, the nature and consequences of which are the subject of much debate among scholars, many of whom have characterized them as anti-semantic. His statements that Jews' homes should be destroyed, their synagogues and schools burned, money confiscated, and rights and liberties curtailed were revived and given widespread publicity by the Nazis in Germany in 1933–45. As a result of this, coupled with his revolutionary theological views, his legacy remains controversial." I am a Messianic Jew, he did have some insight but not every word out of his mouth was a golden nugget that’s why I follow God, not man.
Do you mean Martin Luther King the civil rights activist from the 1960's, or Martin Luther the German Monk reformist who lived from 1483-1546?
German Monk reformist. Martin Luther King "had a dream" but his dreams weren't that extreme.Do you mean Martin Luther King the civil rights activist from the 1960's, or Martin Luther the German Monk reformist who lived from 1483-1546?
What is a dinosaur? And what is a bird?
Archaeopteryx has complete avian lungs (it is not transitional).
Probably not. Lungs are soft tissues that aren't easily preserved during fossilization. So it's hard to find out exactly when such systems would have evolved. But there is suggestive evidence that the avian lung is a relic of the dinosaur lung:Here is one very key difference between birds and dinosaurs:
Argument from incredulity. Once a mechanism is found for the evolution of the avian lung (if it hasn't been found already), you move on to the next complex system. At what point would you realize that evolution expects us to see complex systems that are apparently irreducibly complex?I don't have issues when I look at facts like these because fact fits what God has revealed. For science to prove an evolutionary method for avian lungs, it must prove, or find proof of, a functioning gradual transition from a reptilian lung system to an avian system. In actual fact, any such transition must be immediate and complete for it to work properly, otherwise the transitional creature would die.
Yeah, not transitional at all: it still had teeth and claws on its wings. No bird alive today has either.Archaeopteryx has complete avian lungs (it is not transitional).
There were once a handful of scientists (John Ruben, Terry Jones, Nicholas Geist, W. Jaap Hillenius, and Alan Feduccia) who've been misquoted by creationist websites as thought they were arguing your way, but as I said, they've since clarified or recanted their positions.Here is one very key difference between birds and dinosaurs:
Lung system. Birds have high-performance lungs that could not have evolved from bellows-like lungs in dinosaurs. 'Birds have a complicated system of air sacs which keep air flowing in one direction through special tubes (parabronchi) in the lung, and blood moves through the lungs blood vessels in the opposite direction for efficient oxygen uptake, an excellent engineering design.' (Scientific American) Also, there is no other type of animal that could have been their ancestor because of the uniqueness of their lung system.
I don't have issues when I look at facts like these because fact fits what God has revealed. For science to prove an evolutionary method for avian lungs, it must prove, or find proof of, a functioning gradual transition from a reptilian lung system to an avian system. In actual fact, any such transition must be immediate and complete for it to work properly, otherwise the transitional creature would die. Archaeopteryx has complete avian lungs (it is not transitional).
Yes, birds are literally dinosaurs just as tigers are cats and iguanas are lizards.Hey Aron, can I go around calling birds dinosaurs (in the same way I can call humans apes) and be correct? I sometimes do, but I want to know what biologists call them.
So, your argument is that Archaeopteryx has a mix of dinosaurian characters and avian characters, therefore it is not transitional? Is that what you're saying?Here is one very key difference between birds and dinosaurs:
Lung system. Birds have high-performance lungs that could not have evolved from bellows-like lungs in dinosaurs. 'Birds have a complicated system of air sacs which keep air flowing in one direction through special tubes (parabronchi) in the lung, and blood moves through the lungs blood vessels in the opposite direction for efficient oxygen uptake, an excellent engineering design.' (Scientific American) Also, there is no other type of animal that could have been their ancestor because of the uniqueness of their lung system.
I don't have issues when I look at facts like these because fact fits what God has revealed. For science to prove an evolutionary method for avian lungs, it must prove, or find proof of, a functioning gradual transition from a reptilian lung system to an avian system. In actual fact, any such transition must be immediate and complete for it to work properly, otherwise the transitional creature would die. Archaeopteryx has complete avian lungs (it is not transitional).
Lung system. Birds have high-performance lungs that could not have evolved from bellows-like lungs in dinosaurs. 'Birds have a complicated system of air sacs which keep air flowing in one direction through special tubes (parabronchi) in the lung, and blood moves through the lungs blood vessels in the opposite direction for efficient oxygen uptake, an excellent engineering design.' (Scientific American) Also, there is no other type of animal that could have been their ancestor because of the uniqueness of their lung system.
I don't have issues when I look at facts like these because fact fits what God has revealed.
You have not shown thatFor science to prove an evolutionary method for avian lungs, it must prove, or find proof of, a functioning gradual transition from a reptilian lung system to an avian system. In actual fact, any such transition must be immediate and complete for it to work properly, otherwise the transitional creature would die. Archaeopteryx has complete avian lungs (it is not transitional).
Well that's where we differ, I believe the Bible was from God, not man. If God can create the world then he can certainly tell a man what to write. Martin Luther's book wasn't, from God. God doesn't hate the Jews, Jesus was a Jew....But man wrote the books in the Bible and it was comitte of men that decided which books be in the offical version.
Well that's where we differ, I believe the Bible was from God, not man.
If God can create the world then he can certainly tell a man what to write.
Martin Luther's book wasn't, from God.
Isn't it true that exactly the same claim can be made for other proposed Gods and the books which some claim were inspired by them to be written through men?Well that's where we differ, I believe the Bible was from God, not man. If God can create the world then he can certainly tell a man what to write. Martin Luther's book wasn't, from God. God doesn't hate the Jews, Jesus was a Jew....
And Martin Luther certainly wasn't the only one. If you look to ancient Hebrew etchings, drawn based on the original Hebrew text of Genesis, you find the same claims we see in the English KJV, despite the fact that Christians today are taught to ignore this portion of the text as poetic filler. The church itself taught geocentrism for over 16 centuries. Not only did they teach that the Earth was the stationary center of the universe, they defended it violently, punishing and even executing those attempting to present scientific evidence which showed that the Earth circled the sun.Martin Luther thought that God's book supported the sun circling the earth. If Martin Luther could be so badly mistaken with his interpretation of scripture, how do you know that modern day creationists are doing any better?