1. Been proven wrong by science. Were the dinosaur fossils put there by god to confuse us?
2. How can he be right with the wrong idea? Althrough darwin was very relegious and his work caused great conflict with in himself
3. Darwin studied life, not the creation of the universe, so what this has to do with anything I don't know.
4. The bible was proberly writtern by the romans as well.
5. Have you ever heard the word of god?
1. The world is a lot older than 6000 years. Bit over 4 billion years at last count. Do some research and you'll learn how people find stuff like that out.
2. Tell me why Darwin's idea was wrong. And tell me what he got right.
3. The Big Bang theory has NOTHING to do with Darwin's theory of evolution. Evolution is NOT an all-encompassing theory of the entire universe. It only explains the diversity of life. Stop confusing the two.
4. I didn't know that
5. As long as you're a decent, honest person it doesn't matter which set of words you follow
1.How has how many billions of years been proven right?
2.right with wrong idea because people and animals have to adapt to their environments
3.darwin did study life but those who researched after darwin's death took it out of context
4. Paul is a prophet in the Bible and he was roman
5. The word of God=Bible
1. Through the use of carbon dating technology, the layers of sediment adn rock, etc etc, theres lots of ways of proving how old something is.
2. And thats what darwin said, evolution changes a species to live in its envioment. So how was he right with wrong ideas?
3. So you know what context his research was done in yes? and those afterwards presumbly being either historians or bioligests them selves don't.
4. Meh
5. The bible has changed through translation over the years, and now proberly reads alot different in parts, so its the word of god, written down by a few hundred people, then translated over teh centries again and again and again.
Shhh, but, it's so he could get both the Christians and the Pagen Sun worshipers 'celebrating' on the same day. Mainly for socio'economic reasons. Nothing to do with the army . Funny how it was the Pagen tradition that won out And funny how the scriptures don't endorse it.
Nope, that statistic is based on when they go in. Good thought though.
So glue has been invented for longer than the world has existed. Righty ho
More like 90 years (between publication of On the Origin of Species and Hubble's. One is the origins of life, the other is origins of the universe. Different issues.
please could you Stop idle and Seemingly arbitrary capitalisation in Sentences containing the word god. i Noticed that you did not capitalise Darwin, which i Feel sure you know is a proper Noun.
I would post something intelligent, but I've run out of intelligence for today so I had to resort to being human grammar check. Come back tomorrow
1. carbon dating isn't always accurate. I have tried it at my college. U get one number then when u test again u get a whole different number.
2. darwin was right, other researchers where wrong.
3. there are many arguements concerning this, because not all historians and biologist believe the same thing.
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5. i agree with that. The theory that people go directly to heaven is a result of no punctuation in early times. if u look up how the bible was printed before the printing press, they were hand written, if there was one mistake the whole book had to be rewritten.
Carbon dating is a blunt instrument. The half-life of Carbon 14 is 5500 years, it's not really effective for short periods of time, but for longer periods of time it's a better instrument.
1. Didn't say it was accurate, but it can date stuff to with a few centries or thousands of years, which with the age the earth is nothing.
2. Darwin was right in what way? Other researchers are wrong in what way? Science is based on theories, if you come up with a theory can show it working, then its valid, if someone comes along with a different theory thats more plausable then you where wrong, thats whats great about science, people never accept something just as, they always trying to fix it, make it stronger.
3. Yes arguments, but read what I said and answer what I asked.
So you know what context his research was done in yes?
5 (or 4 now). Which means its proberly more inaccurate then people think. What if they thought the translation was right, but really it muddled things up?
So you put all your faith in this one book?, written by some simple people who would think that a wheel is cutting edge technology?
Words that have been misstranslated and altered over the last two thousand years and bear little truth to what the original authors wrote.
No thanks I'll stick with thousands of modern books that corroborate each others principles and theory's, all of which are open to scrutiny and correction and have passed the test of actually proving what is written in them with modern knowledge and techniques
i forgot to capitalise Darwin. I did that cause they are both names. I believe that God is a person. this is just a thread from someone who wanted to know about our opinions. and its like 2:30 pm in america so..... I didn't look to offend people with these statements
i wasnt sure about the 90 year thing so i threw up a number. but ur right
2. i believe in natural selection. researchers try to say that people evolved from monkeys. i dont believe that personally. because science says that people are 79% dandelion and a bunch of other stuff that i can't remember cause im not ae home.
3. not 100% but i understand his main ideas
5. i think that the king james version of the bible is the most accurate version in english. for example the story of when Jesus was on the cross, 1 of the thiefs on the 2 crosses next to him said, "Lord remember me when you go to heaven." Jesus said,"I say to you, today you will be with me in heaven."
I believe that the real thing should say,"I say to you today, you will be with me in heaven."
its like this saying,
A woman without her man is nothing. versus
A woman, without her, man is nothing
You believe in natural selection, but don't believe we evolved from apes? contry to all the evidence suggesting otherwise?
Still didn't answer my question to what context his research was done in, and why he was right and everyone else who built upon his theorys is wrong.
And the king james version would of been made from other translations, done on others etc etc. so it still won't be accurate, and who cares about a little bit of wrong grammer.
I don't and I dislike when other people do. In my experience, the flip side is true: the pitying, condescending "you don't like God because you don't understand the bible properly" attitude is prevalent, even in my relatively secular, fundie-free country.
Wrong. You simply say/assume/wish these attributes can't be explained. You don't know they can't be and you can't know they won't be. Neither do I, but I'm not placing any stock in theories that can't even come close to reality - which is my entire point.
I.e. we can make them up or choose explanations that make us feel good, or smart, or smarter than other people.
As I've already stated, the absence of a natural explanation doesn't automatically mean one isn't possible. The absence of an equation/theory/concrete reason for something doesn't imply leprechauns, gods or intelligent designers did it.
There used to be a lot of things science couldn't explain, such as why we look like our parents, why the sky is blue, what the stars are made of and where they are, what exactly is sound, light, wind. Based on humanity's long, long history of assuming gods were responsible for everything that didn't yet have an explanation but later being proven conslusively wrong, I'm happy to hold out.
I'm not trying to deconvert anyone (that would be very hypocritical of me), I just want everyone to think a little bit harder about why they believe what they do, find some things out themselves and not simply assume the things they've been told are the hard truth.
That, friends, Romans, countrymen, is the very soul of science & the very reason people use it every single day to confirm or disprove theories, hypotheses and any idle thoughts on any subject. Science is not, as some seem to believe, a philosophy or dogma or some tenet to live by: it is a TOOL to be used for discovery & explanation. Science is as much a tool as a wrench, computer, pen, chainsaw or your own brain. Science is dispassionate - it's about finding what's true, about observing the world and explaining the observations. It's not about proving scientists right - history has shown that any scientists fudging their numbers or publishing bogus research quickly get shown up as frauds. Science is dispassionately about truth and is self-regulating as far as weeding out liars and cheats goes. There's no such thing as a good liar in science, the results will always give them up. This is the principle reason why "Creation Scientists" and "Intelligent Design" proponents always get shown up as having nothing to contribute to scientific discussion and are viewed as hacks and wishful-thinkers by the scientific community: it's because they literally have nothing relevant to say on the subjects they're entering into, not because of their religious views.