Good News That The Word Of God Is True [Spirituality & Religion]
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This truly is good news.
This truly is good news.
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Sharon · F
@puck61 [quote]There is no way this is all is the result of some simple abiogenesis.[/quote]
Why not? If the universe and everything in it needed a creator which, of necessity, has to be more complex, where did it come from? When you answer that, you then need to show why the much simpler universe could not have occurred in the same manner - thus obviating the need for a creator.
Why not? If the universe and everything in it needed a creator which, of necessity, has to be more complex, where did it come from? When you answer that, you then need to show why the much simpler universe could not have occurred in the same manner - thus obviating the need for a creator.
Sharon · F
@puck61 Who says the complexities of our reality is totally random? It's a strawman argument used by creationists.
[quote]as likely as a tornado going through a scrap yard and leaving behind a Lincoln Navigator.[/quote]
So consider how much [b]less likely[/b] a highly complex creator randomly appearing out of nowhere is.
[quote]as likely as a tornado going through a scrap yard and leaving behind a Lincoln Navigator.[/quote]
So consider how much [b]less likely[/b] a highly complex creator randomly appearing out of nowhere is.
GodSpeed63 · 61-69, M
@Sharon [quote]Who says the complexities of our reality is totally random? It's a strawman argument used by creationists.[/quote]
Where do you think these complexities of our reality come from? Do you know, Sharon?
Where do you think these complexities of our reality come from? Do you know, Sharon?
Sharon · F
@GodSpeed63 [quote]Where do you think these complexities of our reality come from?[/quote]
They're built up from simple elements.
I asked @puck61, if the universe and everything in it needed a creator which, of necessity, has to be more complex, where did it come from? When you answer that, you then need to show why the much simpler universe could not have occurred in the same manner - thus obviating the need for a creator.
He apparently had no answer. Can you answer it?
They're built up from simple elements.
I asked @puck61, if the universe and everything in it needed a creator which, of necessity, has to be more complex, where did it come from? When you answer that, you then need to show why the much simpler universe could not have occurred in the same manner - thus obviating the need for a creator.
He apparently had no answer. Can you answer it?
Sharon · F
@GodSpeed63 [quote]You're not going to weasel out of this one, [/quote]
You're the one trying to weasel out. My question is simple enough, where did this creator your creationists keep banging on about come from and why could the more simple universe not have come about the same way?
Now, answer the question or forfeit, Okay.
You're the one trying to weasel out. My question is simple enough, where did this creator your creationists keep banging on about come from and why could the more simple universe not have come about the same way?
Now, answer the question or forfeit, Okay.
Sharon · F
@GodSpeed63 [quote]It still wouldn't be able to assemble a Lincoln Navigator in working order.[/quote]
You obviously don't understand the meaning of "infinity". Also, the task becomes much easier if the partial successes of one attempt remain to be built on by a subsequent attempt.
You obviously don't understand the meaning of "infinity". Also, the task becomes much easier if the partial successes of one attempt remain to be built on by a subsequent attempt.
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