it never takes long....Panthera tigris FC said:Where did I put that "argument from personal incredulity" emoticon???
it never takes long....Panthera tigris FC said:Where did I put that "argument from personal incredulity" emoticon???
Panthera tigris FC said:Harry said:When I state "theory of evolution" I am using it in the context of creation. ie creation just eveolved.
Yes I know life forms have evolved and that this has been proven, but how did creation evolve?
Evolution has nothing to do with abiogenesis. The theories of evolution work on life and don't inform us (directly) on the origin of that life.
Harry said:If you are an atheist you have to beleive that there is life elsewhere.
Disco08 said:Harry said:Right now? We will never know. What plausible explanation can someone down the track come up with? There is none and our kind will never know.
Come on. Look at the leaps made in the last few decades. You can't predict what will and won't be possible in the future.
Harry said:OK - the theory of creation then. The theory of how the beginning began, how gases or whatever was floating around before the "big bang" appeared or how they evolved and how what was there bofore it got there.
See the point is, there is no begining (and there'll be no end), and as long as "theories" came up they will always raise the same question over again.
It's like the question why. You can ask that question over and over again to any answer given. Infinite.
Science cannot and will not ever explain creation.
So to this end Christianity has just as much a claim in knowing the answer as science has.
Harry said:Disco08 said:Harry said:Right now? We will never know. What plausible explanation can someone down the track come up with? There is none and our kind will never know.
Come on. Look at the leaps made in the last few decades. You can't predict what will and won't be possible in the future.
Impossible task.
Panthera tigris FC said:Where did I put that "argument from personal incredulity" emoticon???
Panthera tigris FC said:Harry said:OK - the theory of creation then. The theory of how the beginning began, how gases or whatever was floating around before the "big bang" appeared or how they evolved and how what was there bofore it got there.
See the point is, there is no begining (and there'll be no end), and as long as "theories" came up they will always raise the same question over again.
It's like the question why. You can ask that question over and over again to any answer given. Infinite.
Science cannot and will not ever explain creation.
So to this end Christianity has just as much a claim in knowing the answer as science has.
The difference is that science is probing these questions without invoking supernatural explanations.
close mate.This is the one,for mine.Disco08 said:Panthera tigris FC said:Where did I put that "argument from personal incredulity" emoticon???
Panthera tigris FC said:Harry said:Disco08 said:Harry said:Right now? We will never know. What plausible explanation can someone down the track come up with? There is none and our kind will never know.
Come on. Look at the leaps made in the last few decades. You can't predict what will and won't be possible in the future.
Impossible task.
Why don't you go and tell some of the greatest minds in physics that they are wasting their time.
Disco08 said:What if someone invents a time machine? They could go back 5 billions years for a look around.
Disco08 said:I don't see how not knowing the answer to one question in any way devalues the other theories of science though Harry.
Disco08 said:Some atheists claim the universe itself is infinite. There's not much difference between that and claiming that an infinite God created it is there? In facts it's basically the same theory without the superfluous god.
Harry said:Disco08 said:Some atheists claim the universe itself is infinite. There's not much difference between that and claiming that an infinite God created it is there? In facts it's basically the same theory without the superfluous god.
Well something, someone must be responsible for creation. We need to get to the bottom of this.