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that is micro evolution. We are talking about macro evolution.EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:^ But both Evolution and Gravity can be observable.
Just Gravity is quicker and evolution takes much longer I don't see your point. That guy in the video screw himself.
In one human lifetime you can observe certain types of insects evolve to adapt to a different type of environment.
Slartibartfast wrote:Isn't macro evolution just a result of a lot of micro evolution taking place?
How is micro evolution biologically different from macro evolution? What biological process separates one from the other? Aren't both of them results from changes in he genetic code?
pieces of fossil that are extraordinarily preserved becomes evidence that refutes all other evidence that the earth is billions of years old?Habit7 wrote:Except for stuff like published papers on lagerstatten that can make you lose your job.
Other than that, none.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Habit7 can I ask you a friendly question?
How old do you believe the earth is? don't have to be exact but an approximation.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:There is 0 Biological evidence that prevents micro becoming macro. There is no reason to suggest that micro evolution should be given a separate platform from macro.
No they form 1 of many, many which I personally shared with you since last year. But why bother...you will still say there is none.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:pieces of fossil that are extraordinarily preserved becomes evidence that refutes all other evidence that the earth is billions of years old?Habit7 wrote:Except for stuff like published papers on lagerstatten that can make you lose your job.
Other than that, none.
Habit7 wrote: that you interpret as a secular humanist.
yes, you have opened my eyesEFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:does that make sense now?
Son, a secular humanist doesn't me that you are an atheist.EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote: have in noway ever claimed I am an Atheist and have never claimed there isn't a god
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:that is micro evolution. We are talking about macro evolution.EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:^ But both Evolution and Gravity can be observable.
Just Gravity is quicker and evolution takes much longer I don't see your point. That guy in the video screw himself.
In one human lifetime you can observe certain types of insects evolve to adapt to a different type of environment.
While you and slartibarfast would like to argue in defense of Evolution, you are not doing a very good job at it.
The fact remains that there is overwhelming scientific evidence that supports the scientific theory of Evolution. There is no scientific evidence that supports young earth creationism.
in the religion thread Habit7 said that the earth is 6,000-12,000 years old according to the Bible which he believes gives a literal account of the creation.EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Habit7 can I ask you a friendly question?
How old do you believe the earth is? don't have to be exact but an approximation.
as I said then and earlier in this thread, if there was irrefutable scientific evidence that the earth was only 6000 years old then it would be mainstream science. It isn't and YECs have yet to give the evidence requiredHabit7 wrote:No they form 1 of many, many which I personally shared with you since last year. But why bother...you will still say there is none.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:pieces of fossil that are extraordinarily preserved becomes evidence that refutes all other evidence that the earth is billions of years old?Habit7 wrote:Except for stuff like published papers on lagerstatten that can make you lose your job.
Other than that, none.
Btw "extraordinary" wouldn't begin to describe what it would take for organic mater to be so preserved for +65 million years.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:pieces of fossil that are extraordinarily preserved becomes evidence that refutes all other evidence that the earth is billions of years old?Habit7 wrote:Except for stuff like published papers on lagerstatten that can make you lose your job.
Other than that, none.
meccalli wrote:What about the improbability of origin and evolution. There's been a lot of debate over entropy and the possibility of the sun having an influence on the thermodynamic laws to increase order, so lets forego that and think about the overarching concept that natural laws will not magically increase the odds of something highly improbable. One mathematician put it this way.
If a billion engineers were to type at the rate of one random character per second, there is virtually no chance that any one of them would, given the 4.5 billion year age of the Earth to work on it, accidentally duplicate a given 20-character improvement. Thus our engineer cannot count on making any major improvements through chance alone. But could he not perhaps make progress through the accumulation of very small improvements? The Darwinist would presumably say, yes, but to anyone who has had minimal programming experience this idea is equally implausible. Major improvements to a computer program often require the addition or modification of hundreds of interdependent lines, no one of which makes any sense, or results in any improvement, when added by itself. Even the smallest improvements usually require adding several new lines. It is conceivable that a programmer unable to look ahead more than 5 or 6 characters at a time might be able to make some very slight improvements to a computer program, but it is inconceivable that he could design anything sophisticated without the ability to plan far ahead and to guide his changes toward that plan.
He goes on to point out that if you were to uncover various versions of a software, each one performing a radically different function and with extremely large amounts of additional code. Its impossible to say that random changes would allow for this, given that random mutations do not add any genetic information as observed. Yet, evolutionist scientists continue on about transitional fossils. Yet every single one over the years that they've based an immense amount of work on, something always pops up on the radar that disproves by virtue of being much older with much better developed features than the one observed for which the study is based.
This also crops up the question of the basis of the fossil record and radioisotope dating. Despite all their accurate claims, radioisotopes when used to date(those other than c14), give differences by the millions of years, hardly accurate. Further than that, c14 does not posses such a long half life as the others to date back that far. So why is it that c14 is found in supposed billion year old fossils long after bone has gone and sedimentary rock left behind. What about that incident that further shakes c14's accuracy. The lake seal, known to be killed a few weeks before, dated the blood to 13,00 years. For continuity, the chekurovka mammoth that dated to 26,000 years while the preserved moss with it dated 5,600 years.
People defend this thing like a gold standard, yet there's so much problems all over the place. We have the fossil record that's found in extremely morphed strata, smoothly folded over up to 90 degrees without fracturing and fossils trapped in time. So much preservation relies on this rapid burial that they cling to prove why they have impossible preservation happening, yet no one considers the flood process and why we have oceanic fossils on the peaks of mountains. Don;t even mention those dinosaurs and modern man living together evidence found in ancient art, which significantly screws up the evolutionary timeline as well as the hypotheses for dinosaur extinction and why they ALL went before mammals developed dominance.
Slartibartfast wrote:What are your views on Christians doing the following
1 - Holding opposing views and beliefs although they are all "one and the same" (Eg. Some believe in intelligent design and some believe in intelligent evolution also some believe the earth is young and some believe the earth is old). How do you know who is right? If they all follow the same book, shouldn't they all believe the same thing?
2 - Jumping on the science bandwagon (i.e. changing their beliefs to fit the science of the day, like those that argue God created the big bang) If you take the bible literally and don't subject yourself to the teachings of science then I guess just and answer for the first one should be ok.
Because it is in a religious book it is so?bluefete wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:pieces of fossil that are extraordinarily preserved becomes evidence that refutes all other evidence that the earth is billions of years old?Habit7 wrote:Except for stuff like published papers on lagerstatten that can make you lose your job.
Other than that, none.
And how do we arrive at this calculation of billions of years? Carbon dating? Tree dating?
So because a scientist put forward a theory of counting, it is so?
there no irrefutable evidence for any dating theory especially for the ones tens of thousands of years, it is all theoretical.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:[as I said then and earlier in this thread, if there was irrefutable scientific evidence that the earth was only 6000 years old then it would be mainstream science. It isn't and YECs have yet to give the evidence required
well according to the theory you are defending, none are billions of years old, but good job so far though.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Dinosaurs are mostly from hundreds to tens of millions of years ago, not many are billions of years old.
Hardly ever do dating methods match, especially since the ones you listed have very discordant dating intervals. Fossil dating is mostly relative to interpreted stratigraphic layers, it is not as exacting as you making it out to be.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:When evidence from isotopes from surrounding rocks and volcanic ash, tree rings, even paleomagnetism and other forms of dating all match up, it gives clear evidence that the dating is accurate. i.e. Various forms of dating, comparison to chronology of other fossils and evolutionary progress all give cohesive results.
bluefete wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:pieces of fossil that are extraordinarily preserved becomes evidence that refutes all other evidence that the earth is billions of years old?Habit7 wrote:Except for stuff like published papers on lagerstatten that can make you lose your job.
Other than that, none.
And how do we arrive at this calculation of billions of years? Carbon dating? Tree dating?
So because a scientist put forward a theory of counting, it is so?
meccalli wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:What are your views on Christians doing the following
1 - Holding opposing views and beliefs although they are all "one and the same" (Eg. Some believe in intelligent design and some believe in intelligent evolution also some believe the earth is young and some believe the earth is old). How do you know who is right? If they all follow the same book, shouldn't they all believe the same thing?
2 - Jumping on the science bandwagon (i.e. changing their beliefs to fit the science of the day, like those that argue God created the big bang) If you take the bible literally and don't subject yourself to the teachings of science then I guess just and answer for the first one should be ok.
They should reassess their faith, since it wavers every time some scientists throw some fancy words at them, cutting and matching to suit and add some new thing to incorporate what isn't written so they can be accepted- obviously read their bible upside down if they can't stand up to rejection for their faith.
there are some models that would allow for this namely:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:How do you explain the other stars and galaxies millions of light years away which we can see with the naked eye or telescope? These are the ways scientists know how old our universe is, if it was thousands of years old we would never ever be able to see distant galaxies because it takes light millions of years to reach here.
sMASH wrote:For all those that thing the earth is under 12000 years old, explain please provide some sort of explanation to contradict the common scientifically accepted age of the Grand Canyon.
Habit7 wrote:there no irrefutable evidence for any dating theory especially for the ones tens of thousands of years, it is all theoretical.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:[as I said then and earlier in this thread, if there was irrefutable scientific evidence that the earth was only 6000 years old then it would be mainstream science. It isn't and YECs have yet to give the evidence requiredwell according to the theory you are defending, none are billions of years old, but good job so far though.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Dinosaurs are mostly from hundreds to tens of millions of years ago, not many are billions of years old.Hardly ever do dating methods match, especially since the ones you listed have very discordant dating intervals. Fossil dating is mostly relative to interpreted stratigraphic layers, it is not as exacting as you making it out to be.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:When evidence from isotopes from surrounding rocks and volcanic ash, tree rings, even paleomagnetism and other forms of dating all match up, it gives clear evidence that the dating is accurate. i.e. Various forms of dating, comparison to chronology of other fossils and evolutionary progress all give cohesive results.
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