I can't believe I understood that perfectly. Except for the word elucidatory, I had to look that up to be sure.
But I did find that highly interesting.
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They are not very clever about it, yet they still are quite deceptive about it
Originally posted by randyvs
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They are not very clever about it, yet they still are quite deceptive about it
What is so deceptive about asking for a better explanation from those that ridicule,( or anyone else ) one that can't be proven untrue ?
You crack me up ?
BTW you just implied one need not be clever to deceive you.
Originally posted by randyvs
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So you must have a better explanation than the one that says simply ? A higher existence and intelligence of power and glory that your simple mindedness won't allow you to understand is responsible ?
So what is it ?edit on 16-10-2012 by randyvs because: (no reason given)
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Atheists aren't excluded here partner. If your a member you can comment.edit on 16-10-2012 by randyvs because: (no reason given)
I like the theory of the great aardvark, but that's just me. lol If you and your friends believe in the great aardvark theory then I may either get a parish/place to live rent free, or funds for archaeological evidence to support the great aardvark theory. Truly, you already know that nobody knows about the origins of the universe, randyvs, or at least I hope you d
Originally posted by randyvs
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The best explanation will be the truth. Do we have it yet? No.
But who are you to be the judge of that ? Why such an irresponsible statement coming from someone with far more intelligence than you've just expressed ?
May be one day. Until then, I'm fine with "I don't know" rather than settling for a a story .
But if the story is true that would make it his story wouldn't it ?edit on 15-10-2012 by randyvs because: (no reason given)
Why is it that so many conspire to ridicule the creation account given in Genesis, when they don't seem to have a better one of their own.

Originally posted by semicolonsmile
I've been leaning towards the simulation theory, which is actually about to be tested by science.
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Necessity, who is the mother of invention.
Plato, The Republic
Greek author & philosopher in Athens (427 BC - 347 BC)
(note that in Genesis Story #1 man and woman are created simultaneously though).