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yrger · 80-89, M
@DocSavage
I say:
Sorry, but thanks for mentioning nature, so the God of nature is still ultimately the creator.
You ask:
When did I say “nature” ? Natural as opposed to artificial.
Here (see the last line of text below): The process itself simply requires life to do what it always does, grow and multiply. That’s natural selection.
DocSavage · M
Evolution is a process, so it needs a processor to create the process and to run the process, ultimately that processor is God. -Yrger
No, wrong again. Evolution is an offshoot of reproduction. The mutations you were complaining about . Imperfect copies. If the variation is beneficial, then the variation is passed on to future generations. If not , it usually dies out. It depends on the conditions.
The process itself simply requires life to do what it always does, grow and multiply. That’s natural selection.
I say:
Sorry, but thanks for mentioning nature, so the God of nature is still ultimately the creator.
You ask:
When did I say “nature” ? Natural as opposed to artificial.
Here (see the last line of text below): The process itself simply requires life to do what it always does, grow and multiply. That’s natural selection.
DocSavage · M
Evolution is a process, so it needs a processor to create the process and to run the process, ultimately that processor is God. -Yrger
No, wrong again. Evolution is an offshoot of reproduction. The mutations you were complaining about . Imperfect copies. If the variation is beneficial, then the variation is passed on to future generations. If not , it usually dies out. It depends on the conditions.
The process itself simply requires life to do what it always does, grow and multiply. That’s natural selection.