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Slartibartfast wrote:Megadoc well tell me what was the purpose of Habit's pevious post. What point was he trying to make. Habit feel free to chime in on what your intentions were because none of that post responded to anything I said about it. You just dragged up some of my quotations out of context.
Not to mention the video doesn't disprove on megate any of my quotations. It doesn't say how the church contributed to science. It doesn't show science proves religion. It doesn't show if or how the church affected the outcome of the scientific experiments. Was there a "Jesus" or "God" anywhere in the results of any experiments that are still acceptable today?
Was there a "Jesus" or "God" anywhere in the results of any experiments that are still acceptable today?
Some things I say are opinionated. These things are normally prefaced by "I think" or "I think that". Some things I say are not opinionated, like my disproof of your previous argument for God. None of my arguments were personal. Just like in Krass' book some of what he wrote concerning the implications of his scientific results was opinionated but his science and the results he obtained were not.
Beause there is no real proof for God or religion anytime someone mentions anything about religion it is opinionated. Even saying God does not exist is slightly opinionated in the same way I say bluesclues is not Jesus or Harry Potter is not a documentary in a parallel universe. There is no definitive evide against it but there is no reason to believe it is true. Also, there is no added benefit to believing it to be true and it has no significance in the real world so I choose to assume it false.
This is similar to some scientific assumptions made. I shall assume it true and continue to build upon it until something prooves otherwise.
But please, keep those weak arguments coming.
bluesclues wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:try it without redefining the dictionary meaning of the words being used lol. i am sure that that is not the definition of faith.
faith is still what a scientist uses to perform an experiment. he must have some measure of faith that the experiment will be successful. but all before the actual successful result he is having pride in his own gullibility? lol
Faith
noun
1.
complete trust or confidence in someone or something.
"this restores one's faith in politicians"
synonyms: trust, belief, confidence, conviction, credence, reliance, dependence; More
2.
strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof.
I meant faith in this context
i.e. "Faith without reason/proof"
Happy?
Scientists have reason to have faith. They don't just start an experiment willy nilly. But anyway, I'm getting to your post now.
if we stick with english, though there may not be the most apparent evidence. there surely is a reason. and the reason exposes us to evidence little by little. it also depends on our ability to notice, the evidence.
in case u forgot, scientific experiments begin with a theory, a hypothesis and then the means to test the hypothesis is devised. when that is done, the experiment is documented and it's results logged.
bluesclues wrote: the world's greatest inventions have come from men who believed in God. men who were able to keep their faith and their scientific process separate, producing pure scientific theory even though they believe in a sentient creator.
Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote: the world's greatest inventions have come from men who believed in God. men who were able to keep their faith and their scientific process separate, producing pure scientific theory even though they believe in a sentient creator.
Thank you. This is exactly my point. Religion and God had no impact on scientific outcomes of the work these guys did because they were held separate from eachother.
That means, since religion and God had no impact on their work, it could have been acheived without religion or God. A good example of this is how Krauss (an atheist) is building upon and expanding on the work of Lemaître. As different as their world views are, they agree on the science because good science is independent of bias and prejudice.
York wrote:the bible is flawed, not preserved, tampered with...
Slartibartfast wrote:No it doesn't. You would see that it doesn't once you start reading the Bible.
Genesis Timeline -
1. Heavens and Earth created first (interpret to mean our planet and the rest of the empty space in the universe. Correct me if I am wrong.) Gen1:1
2. God said let there be light (This light is daylight according to the next verse where he divided this light from the darkness) Gen1:3
3. God created night and day (without a Sun or any mention of the Earth's rotation) Gen1:4-5
4. God then created the firmament (what does this mean exactly? It seems to have changed meaning a lot over the years) Gen 1:6
5. God created plant life Gen 1:11
6. God then created the stars. Gen1:14
7. God created the Sun and the Moon. (This is confusing. He put the Sun in the sky after he created night and day. But night and day is dependent on the position of the Sun) Gen 1:16
8. God created animals Gen 1:20-25
9. God Created Man Gen 1:26-27
Summary of Genesis Timeline
Earth --> Daylight ---> Night --> Firmament??? --> Plant Life (non-animal life) --> Other Stars --> Sun and Moon --> Animal life --> Man
Big Bang Theory Timeline
(only taking into account what is mentioned in Genesis for easier comparison)
Big Bang --> Other Stars --> Our Sun, Daylight --> Earth, Moon, Day and Night --> Non-animal life --> Animal life
And that's just the first page of the bible.
EDIT: I used the KJV bible. If there is a different version of the bible that you rather just let me know.
Habit7 wrote:Genesis 1:3 states the God is the creator of light. 2 Corinthians 4:6 reemphasizes that God is the source of light. Revelation 21:23 refers to in the future when God creates a new heaven and Earth, that God will be the source of light and that there will be no need for heavenly bodies to light our world. Thus from day 1 He was the source of light, but on day 4 "God placed them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth, and to govern the day and the night, and to separate the light from the darkness; and God saw that it was good. There was evening and there was morning, a fourth day." Genesis 1:17-19. But after God destroys the world in judgement and creates a new world, He will again be its source of light.
Slartibartfast wrote:I don't mind carrying on arguments on a thread every now and then but I don't have time to research and find all the biblical "answers" to my questions.
Well I do have time but it's pointless for me as the answers are mostly sidesteps, unverified quotations, or just plain ole bull$h!t to me. The reason I converse with you is because I am incapable of understanding the scriptures the way you do as my logic is constantly biased by reality.
And that's just the first page of the bible.
EDIT: I used the KJV bible. If there is a different version of the bible that you rather just let me know.
metalgear2095 wrote:York wrote:the bible is flawed, not preserved, tampered with...
The Koran is a story book inspired by the bible.
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I have shown, as simply as I can, how a scientific theory does not match a teaching from the bible. You respond with a timeline also showing that the scientific theory does not match what is taught in the bible. We can't both be arguing against you.bluesclues wrote:their discoveries and statements turn out to match or perfectly parallel directly relative statements from ancient times.
Even you don't believe the earth was created first. Why do you still insist that you believe in the bible?bluesclues wrote:matter is scattered throughout the universe(chaos). eventually chaos starts turning to order and planets and solar systems functioning on specific rules of physics etc.
This is by far the most convincing argument you have made so far. I shall keep this message unchanged so that future readers of this thread can know what you are about.York wrote:You talking poop...
MG Man wrote:I can poop in a container and preserve it in the fridge.....but after a thousand years, it will still be poop
btw, there were multiple versions of the koran after the crazy man died...do some research and you'll see
MG Man wrote:they will know I had bacon for breakfast, accuse my poop of being an infidel, and behead it
Slartibartfast wrote:Habit, it seems as though you once again misinterpreted my argument. Bluesclues is arguing that scientific theories are parallel and consistent with the Bible. I am arguing that they are not. You are talking about God being the source of light (Also, I believe back then I was talking about the bible contradicting itself as I thought that would be a better challenge for me. Right now I'm arguing about religion contradicting science). I fail to see the relevance of that in this argument. If you will like to start a new argument please do so by stating your premises and conclusions as well as any necessary proof. Also, thank you for quoting me.
Bluesclues, I don't understand how your argument helps prove the pointI have shown, as simply as I can, how a scientific theory does not match a teaching from the bible. You respond with a timeline also showing that the scientific theory does not match what is taught in the bible. We can't both be arguing against you.bluesclues wrote:their discoveries and statements turn out to match or perfectly parallel directly relative statements from ancient times.
Most simply put;
The creation story of the bible says the earth was created before the sun and all other stars
Most widely accepted scientific theory on the subject states that a lot of the stars were created before our sun and that our sun was created before the Earth.
Blues, even you don't believe the bible is true.Even you don't believe the earth was created first. Why do you still insist that you believe in the bible?bluesclues wrote:matter is scattered throughout the universe(chaos). eventually chaos starts turning to order and planets and solar systems functioning on specific rules of physics etc.
Do you see the direct contradiction here?
Slartibartfast wrote:This is by far the most convincing argument you have made so far. I shall keep this message unchanged so that future readers of this thread can know what you are about.York wrote:You talking poop...
Slartibartfast wrote:No it doesn't. You would see that it doesn't once you start reading the Bible.
Genesis Timeline -
1. Heavens and Earth created first (interpret to mean our planet and the rest of the empty space in the universe. Correct me if I am wrong.) Gen1:1
2. God said let there be light (This light is daylight according to the next verse where he divided this light from the darkness) Gen1:3
3. God created night and day (without a Sun or any mention of the Earth's rotation) Gen1:4-5
4. God then created the firmament (what does this mean exactly? It seems to have changed meaning a lot over the years) Gen 1:6
5. God created plant life Gen 1:11
6. God then created the stars. Gen1:14
7. God created the Sun and the Moon. (This is confusing. He put the Sun in the sky after he created night and day. But night and day is dependent on the position of the Sun) Gen 1:16
8. God created animals Gen 1:20-25
9. God Created Man Gen 1:26-27
Summary of Genesis Timeline
Earth --> Daylight ---> Night --> Firmament??? --> Plant Life (non-animal life) --> Other Stars --> Sun and Moon --> Animal life --> Man
Big Bang Theory Timeline
(only taking into account what is mentioned in Genesis for easier comparison)
Big Bang --> Other Stars --> Our Sun, Daylight --> Earth, Moon, Day and Night --> Non-animal life --> Animal life
And that's just the first page of the bible.
EDIT: I used the KJV bible. If there is a different version of the bible that you rather just let me know.
This same guy?York wrote:Tell me how could an illiterate man 1400 yrs ago know this?
rspann wrote:Bluesclues ,you introduced the concept of a law earlier in your discussion,and it seems that is your interpretation,you are now trying to use a hebrew word that has no meaning that can be translated as "law"(as a matter of fact when I searched I came up with the same meanings you found,except law) and you are now trying to slip it past us to make us believe that one of the meanings is law. Naughty boy!
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