| 1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 11:24PM #61 | |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 11:44PM #62 | |
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iama: I have ONLY seen evidence for variation within the created KIND, which is NEVER evidence for "goo to zoo to you." Really? Funny how you can't come up with a YEC explanation for why lions and tigers --- the same "kind" in your "model" -- can only produce sterile males. Your "big cat kind" is diverging into 2 populations. And no it isn't because lions and tigers have "lost" information since the flood. Observed scientific evidence you YECs constantly ignore disproves that idea: MHC genes in today's animals have many more alleles than the 4 that your ark kind could contribute; obviously, new information has been added. Will you recognize the evidence of variation outside your imaginary "created kinds" this time when it's presented to you, Iam? |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 29, 2012 - 11:45PM #63 | |
They are NEVER found with dino fossils either and, in many respects, are built just like the dinos. My guess, you won't even touch this question becaue it demonstrates how ridiculous your "answer" is.
"creationism" ... 2000+ years worth of ABYSMAL FAILURE ... and proud of it.
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 12:00AM #64 | |
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iam: 1. "And the rains came tumbling down. The rains came down and the floods came up..."Those flying dinosaurs flying while "the rains came down..." Have you seen what the rain and wind do to an umbrella? And yet not a single modern bird fell victim to that same problem. So, YECism not only abandons evidence, but basic logic, too. The YEC model just gets more and more credible every day, doesn't it? ROTFLMAO iam: 2. Have you ever used a rock tumbler, McAtheist? What is the function of a rock tumbler? As you can see if you observe rocks along a river, The Flood / water is like a rock tumbler.3. Depending upon what the houses were made of: rock, mud, wood, cement, skins, why would you expect houses to survive The Flood intact? Wood would float. Mud would disolve, skins would be destroyed. Cement?? Did they have it? Don't know. So every single human artifact was destroyed but colonies of dinosaur nests with the eggs and shells intact weren't disturbed at all. And you see no fundamental flaw in this "thinking", eh? You can type with a straight fact that this makes sense and can pretend it is as scientifically sound as mainstream geology? In what way is this kind of thinking not delusional? iam: 8. Who is capable of understanding the effects of The Flood of such magnitude? Real geologists with a real education in the field. They know things like how much energy is released with something changes from liquid to solid, so they can figure out how much energy had to have been released when all your alleged flood sediments lithified --- and that energy was sufficient to boil away all the oceans on Earth. Explosions violent enough to toss the asteroid belt into space would leave a tremendous amount of evidence. The evidence is clear ---- your flood never happened. I swear, if science is the vehicle by which we understand our world, then YECism is the clown car. |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 12:17AM #65 | |
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iam: What evidence do you have which would indicate that all of the world wide sedimentary deposits are not the result of a year-long world wide Flood? How about the evidence of 500K years of radiometric dating that the ICR- and CRS-backed RATE project found when they actually looked at the evidence for the first time in the history of YECdom: "The RATE researchers concede that there is evidence for “more than 500 million years worth (at today’s rates) of nuclear and radioisotope decay” (p. 284, Thousands not Billions: Challenging an Icon of Evolution)." How about the physical impossibility of any flood of any kind no matter what the accompanying weather/turbulence/etc. depositing completely distinct alternating layers of sediment once every 10 minutes? How about the obvious logical flaw in YEC "thinking" that if your "model" was right, first the flood stripped every ounce of soil from the bedrock everywhere in the world and then the entire world was covered in rock --- there wasn't anywhere on Earth to grow plants to feed your imaginary ark friends? Good grief, YECism is just laughable. |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 12:46AM #66 | |
So get cracking.
There are three sides to every story: your side, my side, and the truth.
God is just a personification of reality, of pure objectivity. |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 12:58AM #67 | |
How much longer are you going to sweep that under the rug before it blows up in your face?
There are three sides to every story: your side, my side, and the truth.
God is just a personification of reality, of pure objectivity. |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 12:07PM #68 | |
In other words, you will re-write any science you come across, into a dispensationalist friendly form of pseudo-science, and then claim that it is still science. That is not true. The science includes the deductions and conclusions, which are peer reviewed, and form the basis of further confirmatory science. As well, there are interactions between the sciences that you seem unaware of, which make many of your re-writings obvious and patent nonsense, due to the inherent falsifications in related scientific fields that reveal your ad hoc modifications to be inconsistent with the observed universe.
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 11:13PM #69 | |
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| 1 year ago :: Apr 30, 2012 - 11:50PM #70 | |
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