جوري;1588966 said:You can't glean what is important unfortunately just given what you highlighted above.
How so? Does what I've highlighted not demonstrate the utility of fossils to the study of speciation?
جوري;1588966 said:You can't glean what is important unfortunately just given what you highlighted above.
NO, it doesn't!How so? Does what I've highlighted not demonstrate the utility of fossils to the study of speciation?
جوري;1588968 said:NO, it doesn't!
I guess you've nothing by way of mechanism?Imperious debating!
I can't help but feel that this discussion is going to lead nowhere. Let's leave it there shall we?
جوري;1588971 said:I guess you've nothing by way of mechanism?
I am thinking molecular biology and genetics - care to discuss those in light of said fossils?Well, what I understand by evolutionary mechanism support ToE - either I've missed the point or am thinking of something different if you're thinking of mechanism as counter to evolution?
Not really - this is a misunderstanding based on the phrase 'survival of the fittest' which did not appear in Origin and is not even from Darwin. To add to the confusion, the word 'fittest' has changed in meaning since the 19th century. In this C19th context it was used to mean not strongest, but 'fit for purpose', or 'most appropriate', or specifically with relation to evolution - most relevantly adapted. This does not necessarily mean stronger. A physically weaker creature may survive where a stronger one becomes extinct, because it is better adapted to changing circumstance (or else we would still be living with the dinosaurs).You seem to be describing evolution rather than God, TOE favours the strongest, the most powerful, these qualities in humans seem to encourage trampling on the weak
جوري;1588974 said:I am thinking molecular biology and genetics - care to discuss those in light of said fossils?
You don't understand the mechanism by which one species evolves into another? I didn't think it was a big mystery!Well, again, what I know of molecular biology and genetics all supports ToE. Instead of alluding to what you might possibly be meaning to say - why not make life simpler and tell me what you are refferring to?
It isn't difficult to derive what I am getting at. I am not using volumes of words. If you believe in this as a science then you should be able to discuss it fluidly!You know, the way debates usually work is that someone makes a point, backs that point up and then responds to counter points. I *think*, although I could well be wrong as it's difficult to follow what you're getting at, that you're saying I don't fully understand evolution, is that right? Is that your point?
What evidence? that you put skulls in boxes? Perhaps intellectual bullying works on school boys but not here. 'Churlish' doesn't a scientific argument make. Perhaps it is the sort of crap that sells on atheist forums as they often like to self-congratulate and insult- over here we prefer evidence based science!Well - if it is, you're right, I don't. Nobody does. However, when there is so much evidence (easily understandable evidence) to support it, it seems churlish to dismiss it.
it is going nowhere because the lot of you don't know what the heck you're talking about. One guy doesn't know a trachea leads to the lungs and the esophagus the alimentary tract yet has the audacity to speak of illogical and you tag not far behind with the big conundrum that's molecular biology as a mechanism to explain this mysterious speciation through fossil record.As I said, it seems we're going nowhere; let's leave it there.
جوري;1588979 said:they often like to self-congratulate and insult
There's no irony here at all.. nothing is opposite of expectations here.. in fact it is going exactly as expected! At any rate, I don't like the perpetual meandering as a form of dodging the painful stuff you either know or you don't. And I know that you don't and neither do your pals!Oh sweet irony!![]()
The twenty thousand children who die UNOTICED; every single day from grinding poverty, starvation and preventable disease are all victims of evolutionary principles.
The Bible has around two thousand passages that refer to justice for the poor and oppressed, to love, forgive, not to judge, these are not the laws of an oppressive God. The teachings of the Qur’an also centre on justice for the poor and oppressed, to love our neighbours, to forgive to control anger, these are not the teachings of a malicious God.
If God gave us perfect bodies, we would still be unjust and unkind towards each other, kill, steal etc, what incentive does God have, that he should give us perfect bodies?
In the spirit of praying for justice for the poor and oppressed
جوري;1588979 said:One is called the trachea and the other an esophagus .. if you're of the impression they're the 'same hole' then take some anatomy lessons.
It isn't difficult to derive what I am getting at. I am not using volumes of words.
I understand your desire to meander and bait.. I find that to be rampant amongst trolls but it doesn't aggrieve me.
Perhaps if the lot of you cut the crap and especially the attitude of knowledge and superiority where where neither exist can we leave it there..
The 'creationist' need not make a case for creation, all they need to do is point out the flaws in the so-called 'scientific theory'
it is the default conclusion!
Is that really an argument you wish to make?
over here we prefer evidence based science!
^ atheists have to be dogmatic and indoctrinated about their religion how else can they justify their lifestyle choices?
If you're of the disposition of posing your own queries and answering for others as is the case with most atheists then by all means don't let me interrupt this soliloquy!
You keep peddling nonsense not sure why?
I don't like nonsense questions even if in rhetoric!
Perhaps intellectual bullying works on school boys but not here.
you guys really are a funny bunch!
I noted above that we can eat and breathe through the same hole
the design is perfect but some ppl are brainless.
All these stupid questions. Stop asking and start believing.
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