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originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: TzarChasm
What do you think ?
I have taken several IQ tests over he years nothing on origins is ever in them, but you knew that already.
In that case any iq tests anyone has done doesn't have anything to do with origins. Critical thinking, problem solving, maths, all the tests on the iq test doesn't mean you're right or wrong about what's being said about the origins debate.
Yes but a person with a 144 IQ has more weight to their opinion than a person with 75 IQ, you can't say it doesn't make a difference. And their are a lot of brilliant people with high IQ that believe in evolution, some of them are right here on ATS, they have posted in my threads
...the question itself makes no sense. Time did not exist before the big bang, so there is no time for god to make the universe in. It's like asking directions to the edge of the Earth. The Earth is a sphere-- it doesn't have an edge, so looking for it is a futile exercise. We are each free to believe what we want, and my view is that the simplest explanation is that there is no god. No one created the universe and no one directs our fate. This leads me to a profound realization: there is probably no heaven and no afterlife either. We have this one life to appreciate the grand design of the universe and for that I am extremely grateful
But there are some very intelligent people that believe in creation as well, from all walks of life, calling them stupid and ignorant because they have faith in God is pretty arrogant, a difference in opinion should not define our perception of a persons intelligence.
But it does for many. I would never call an evolutionist stupid for what they believe, I think the theory is bunk, but I don't think people who believe it are.
Here is why, you can be deceived with even perfect intelligence, as was the very first woman, Eve.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Barcs
Even if you scored the same as me in that test, which you might, then what......
The bottom line is a difference of opinion between to opposite perspectives of equal analytical intelligence on a human conceptual theory.
My analytical reasoning is sound and intelligent, and has been tested.
And the people taking this test are from all over the world not any one nation.
But there are some very intelligent people that believe in creation as well, from all walks of life, calling them stupid and ignorant because they have faith in God is pretty arrogant, a difference in opinion should not define our perception of a persons intelligence. But it does for many.
My analytical reasoning is sound and intelligent, and has been tested.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Barcs
See Barcs if you took 1000 people with an 144 IQ that believed in evolution, and these people thoroughly studied biology, cosmology and abiogenesis. Then you had another 1000 people that were on the other side believing in creation they too had 144 IQ and throughly studied those same subjects. And within both groups each person was asked to write a 10 page report on why they believe what they do based on science, both sides would make excellent intelligent arguments , but both sides would view the other side as just wrong. Thus the impasse.....thus our impasse.
Until the next thread.....
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Barcs
See Barcs if you took 1000 people with an 144 IQ that believed in evolution, and these people thoroughly studied biology, cosmology and abiogenesis. Then you had another 1000 people that were on the other side believing in creation they too had 144 IQ and throughly studied those same subjects. And within both groups each person was asked to write a 10 page report on why they believe what they do based on science, both sides would make excellent intelligent arguments , but both sides would view the other side as just wrong. Thus the impasse.....thus our impasse.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Barcs
See Barcs if you took 1000 people with an 144 IQ that believed in evolution, and these people thoroughly studied biology, cosmology and abiogenesis. Then you had another 1000 people that were on the other side believing in creation they too had 144 IQ and throughly studied those same subjects. And within both groups each person was asked to write a 10 page report on why they believe what they do based on science, both sides would make excellent intelligent arguments , but both sides would view the other side as just wrong. Thus the impasse.....thus our impasse.
Until the next thread.....
originally posted by: Agree2Disagree
a reply to: Blue_Jay33
Phage is correct regarding the ouija board.
The phenomenon is called the ideomotor effect. see here"
(Although for the religious minded, keep in mind the bible also mentions "powers and principalities")
A2D
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: TzarChasm
What do you think ?
I have taken several IQ tests over he years nothing on origins is ever in them, but you knew that already.
In that case any iq tests anyone has done doesn't have anything to do with origins. Critical thinking, problem solving, maths, all the tests on the iq test doesn't mean you're right or wrong about what's being said about the origins debate.
Yes but a person with a 144 IQ has more weight to their opinion than a person with 75 IQ, you can't say it doesn't make a difference. And their are a lot of brilliant people with high IQ that believe in evolution, some of them are right here on ATS, they have posted in my threads
But there are some very intelligent people that believe in creation as well, from all walks of life, calling them stupid and ignorant because they have faith in God is pretty arrogant, a difference in opinion should not define our perception of a persons intelligence. But it does for many. I would never call an evolutionist stupid for what they believe, I think the theory is bunk, but I don't think people who believe it are.
Here is why, you can be deceived with even perfect intelligence, as was the very first woman, Eve.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Barcs
See Barcs if you took 1000 people with an 144 IQ that believed in evolution, and these people thoroughly studied biology, cosmology and abiogenesis. Then you had another 1000 people that were on the other side believing in creation they too had 144 IQ and throughly studied those same subjects. And within both groups each person was asked to write a 10 page report on why they believe what they do based on science, both sides would make excellent intelligent arguments , but both sides would view the other side as just wrong. Thus the impasse.....thus our impasse.
Until the next thread.....
Let me paraphrase "I know everything and nobody can question me about anything, I am the supreme knowledge"
originally posted by: CB328
You mean like the OP and every other religious person on this site?
Let me paraphrase "I know everything and nobody can question me about anything, I am the supreme knowledge"
Seriously, "hypnotized as a child by satan?" How could anyone believe something so ridiculous?
originally posted by: Agree2Disagree
a reply to: vethumanbeing
what do you mean no one knows what's going on? the ideomotor effect is....unless of course, someone can debunk it.
A2D
Agre2Disagree:You lost me bud. No idea what any of that means.
A2D
originally posted by: Agree2Disagree
a reply to: vethumanbeing
You lost me bud. No idea what any of that means.
A2D