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Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
I have a few questions for you.
How long ago do you believe earth was created? If you don't know for sure, guess, based on creationism research. 6000 years ago?
Were humans created at the same time as the Earth? If not, how long ago do you think, just estimated.
Thank you. This is for the OP.
Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
reply to post by six67seven
So the question is who created us? The only way i can believe the creation theory is if you people admit there are aliens and we were created by mixing aliens with chimpanzees.
Originally posted by Sinter Klaas
reply to post by six67seven
The answer kind of amazed. I got the idea you were attacking evolutionists.
It seems you are only attacking those parts of evolution where the answers are missing.
Am I correct ?
To the OP
Originally posted by six67seven
Obviously, you can believe whatever you want, and no one is going to change anyone's paradigm.
But here is what evolutionists have trouble admitting... You worship your "god" called science and your religion is evolution. Religion has a few definitions, one being - a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith.
Admit that you must have faith, because you can't prove we came from apes, or a rock, or primordial soup, or from the big bang.
Have faith evolutionists!!
I'll be back in a few days to clean up your mess again.
[edit on 16-5-2010 by six67seven]
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Originally posted by six67seven
Obviously, you can believe whatever you want, and no one is going to change anyone's paradigm.
But here is what evolutionists have trouble admitting... You worship your "god" called science and your religion is evolution. Religion has a few definitions, one being - a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith.
Admit that you must have faith, because you can't prove we came from apes, or a rock, or primordial soup, or from the big bang.
Have faith evolutionists!!
I'll be back in a few days to clean up your mess again.
[edit on 16-5-2010 by six67seven]
Call evolution a religion all you want.
As long as it's a religion of logic and reasoning, and using evidence to prove theories, then I'll gladly take it.
Originally posted by six67seven
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Originally posted by six67seven
Obviously, you can believe whatever you want, and no one is going to change anyone's paradigm.
But here is what evolutionists have trouble admitting... You worship your "god" called science and your religion is evolution. Religion has a few definitions, one being - a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith.
Admit that you must have faith, because you can't prove we came from apes, or a rock, or primordial soup, or from the big bang.
Have faith evolutionists!!
I'll be back in a few days to clean up your mess again.
[edit on 16-5-2010 by six67seven]
Call evolution a religion all you want.
As long as it's a religion of logic and reasoning, and using evidence to prove theories, then I'll gladly take it.
Evolution is a theory within itself so how can you prove a theory with a theory.... ? If that is your science, i want nothing to do with it.
Originally posted by Loken68
Evolution has been debunked.
The biggest surprise about Ardipithecus's biology is its bizarre means of moving about.
All previously known hominids—members of our ancestral lineage—walked upright on two legs, like us. But Ardi's feet, pelvis, legs, and hands suggest she was a biped on the ground but a quadruped when moving about in the trees.
Her big toe, for instance, splays out from her foot like an ape's, the better to grasp tree limbs. Unlike a chimpanzee foot, however, Ardipithecus's contains a special small bone inside a tendon, passed down from more primitive ancestors, that keeps the divergent toe more rigid. Combined with modifications to the other toes, the bone would have helped Ardi walk bipedally on the ground, though less efficiently than later hominids like Lucy. The bone was lost in the lineages of chimps and gorillas.
According to the researchers, the pelvis shows a similar mosaic of traits. The large flaring bones of the upper pelvis were positioned so that Ardi could walk on two legs without lurching from side to side like a chimp. But the lower pelvis was built like an ape's, to accommodate huge hind limb muscles used in climbing.
Originally posted by Sinter Klaas
reply to post by six67seven
Ok fair enough. I'm sorry if you already mentioned it but can you point me out where you replace macro evolution with. ( except faith )
Cause macro evolution is not solely based on imagination you know.
Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
i dont know why people post links and don't explain what i am to take out of the link. Earlier you linked to the 1909 Grand Canyon cover up and i have no idea why you linked that. Are you linking to it because you are showing that science covers up things? Or are you linking it to add to the creation debate. Doesn't make sense.
As for that link you replied to me with i don't know what you want me to do with that PDF... I am not going to read multiple pages when i don't know why you are linking to it. I don't have 10-20 minutes to read through that without a hint of why i should read it.
designertext.com...
As for the chimpanzees, what do you say to us sharing 98% of our DNA with them? Is that a coincidence?
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Originally posted by Loken68
Evolution has been debunked.
Are you kidding me? Sorry i couldn't read anymore after that.
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What do you say about Ardi, the newest ancient ape? At 4.4 million years old, Ardi is a cross between humanoid and ape. You complain about Lucy not having enough bones, this is almost a complete find.
blogs.discovermagazine.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
The biggest surprise about Ardipithecus's biology is its bizarre means of moving about.
All previously known hominids—members of our ancestral lineage—walked upright on two legs, like us. But Ardi's feet, pelvis, legs, and hands suggest she was a biped on the ground but a quadruped when moving about in the trees.
Her big toe, for instance, splays out from her foot like an ape's, the better to grasp tree limbs. Unlike a chimpanzee foot, however, Ardipithecus's contains a special small bone inside a tendon, passed down from more primitive ancestors, that keeps the divergent toe more rigid. Combined with modifications to the other toes, the bone would have helped Ardi walk bipedally on the ground, though less efficiently than later hominids like Lucy. The bone was lost in the lineages of chimps and gorillas.
According to the researchers, the pelvis shows a similar mosaic of traits. The large flaring bones of the upper pelvis were positioned so that Ardi could walk on two legs without lurching from side to side like a chimp. But the lower pelvis was built like an ape's, to accommodate huge hind limb muscles used in climbing.
I see Ardi as the missing link. It is a humanoid with Ape feet.
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Originally posted by six67seven
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Originally posted by six67seven
Obviously, you can believe whatever you want, and no one is going to change anyone's paradigm.
But here is what evolutionists have trouble admitting... You worship your "god" called science and your religion is evolution. Religion has a few definitions, one being - a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith.
Admit that you must have faith, because you can't prove we came from apes, or a rock, or primordial soup, or from the big bang.
Have faith evolutionists!!
I'll be back in a few days to clean up your mess again.
[edit on 16-5-2010 by six67seven]
Call evolution a religion all you want.
As long as it's a religion of logic and reasoning, and using evidence to prove theories, then I'll gladly take it.
Evolution is a theory within itself so how can you prove a theory with a theory.... ? If that is your science, i want nothing to do with it.
You can't completely prove something in science, it doesn't work like that.
There is enough evidence to show that we know that SOME THINGS evolve, this is undeniable, so why is it so hard to believe that little changes can lead to big changes?
In a series of studies published in the Oct. 2 special issue of Science — 11 papers by a total of 47 authors from 10 countries — researchers unveiled Ardi, a 125-piece hominid skeleton that is 1.2 million years older than the celebrated Lucy (Australopithecus afarensis) and by far the oldest one ever found. Tim White of the University of California, Berkeley, a co-leader of the Middle Awash research team that discovered and studied the new fossils, says, "To understand the biology, the parts you really want are the skull and teeth, the pelvis, the limbs and the hands and the feet. And we have all of them."
That is the beauty of Ardi — good bones. The completeness of Ardi's remains, as well as the more than 150,000 plant and animal fossils collected from surrounding sediments of the same time period, has generated an unprecedented amount of intelligence about one of our earliest potential forebears. The skeleton allows scientists to compare Ardipithecus directly with Lucy's genus, Australopithecus, its probable descendant. Perhaps most important, Ardi provides clues to what the last common ancestor shared by humans and chimps might have looked like before their lineages diverged about 7 million years ago.