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    25 Jan '07 00:251 edit
    Originally posted by wittywonka
    Can God make a rock that's so big that he can't move it? 🙂
    God cannot do everything. He's not superman.

    But god can create the big rock and ask superman to move it.

    Is it the correct answer?
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    25 Jan '07 02:56
    Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
    [b]What is your take on this from two areas? First the whole contradiction discussion as this seems to be a contradiction.

    Reverend, this is the very sort of practical problem that Rand was addressing. We only have a contradiction in the present case if we persist in believing that a mother and father are required to produce a Komodo dragon ...[text shortened]... wo Komodos on the Ark?" or "One Man and one Woman: Maybe not God's Design After All."[/b]
    OK, this is getting better. I've been exercisin my brain and doing some research. The process is called "parthenogenesis" in which two sets of female chromosomes are used to reproduce. Here's some more discouraging news for some people in this forum. The offspring are always male. So what this means is that mother nature has created a situation in which incest is the means of propogating the population.

    So if momma Komodo gets swept out to sea and ends up on some island with no males, all she has to do is go through this process and try not to eat the bastard lizard.
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    25 Jan '07 04:19
    im confused.....is this a thread about komodo dragons or God and rocks?😕
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    25 Jan '07 04:47
    Originally posted by Joshua B
    im confused.....is this a thread about komodo dragons or God and rocks?😕
    This thread is about whatever tha Brothaz say it is about, and right now, we say it is about Komodo dragons. When it's time to talk about rocks again, tha Brothaz will let you know.
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    25 Jan '07 06:41
    Originally posted by kirksey957
    The offspring are always male.
    That does not apply to all species, in some species the offspring would all be female (as it would be if humans reproduced that way.) Thus Jesus could not possibly be a parthenogen.
    The process is well known to science and the komodo dragon example though possibly high profile was nothing new except possibly the first time it has been observed in that species.
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    25 Jan '07 11:59
    Originally posted by twhitehead
    That does not apply to all species, in some species the offspring would all be female (as it would be if humans reproduced that way.) Thus Jesus could not possibly be a parthenogen.
    The process is well known to science and the komodo dragon example though possibly high profile was nothing new except possibly the first time it has been observed in that species.
    How would we know that in a human it would be a female? Has this ever happened before in a human that we know of?
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    25 Jan '07 12:00
    Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
    This thread is about whatever tha Brothaz say it is about, and right now, we say it is about Komodo dragons. When it's time to talk about rocks again, tha Brothaz will let you know.
    Some people just do not want to move up the so-called evolutionary chain. Here I is trying to learn about Jesus from a lizard and people want to talk about a rock.
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    25 Jan '07 12:37
    Originally posted by kirksey957
    How would we know that in a human it would be a female? Has this ever happened before in a human that we know of?
    The human male has a unique chromosome called the Y chromosome. It would be impossible for a female of our species to produce the Y Chromosome single handedly as they do not have them.
    In other species it is the female that has a unique chromosome and thus they produce only male offspring when one of the chromosomes is duplicated.
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    25 Jan '07 16:16
    Originally posted by wittywonka
    Can God make a rock that's so big that he can't move it? 🙂
    Can a circle have any corners?
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    25 Jan '07 17:08
    Originally posted by dj2becker
    Can a circle have any corners?
    No, but very few people believe circles are omnipotent.
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    25 Jan '07 17:30
    Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
    No, but very few people believe circles are omnipotent.
    Omnipotence does not mean that one can do the logically impossible.
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    25 Jan '07 18:161 edit
    Originally posted by lucifershammer
    Omnipotence does not mean that one can do the logically impossible.
    "With God all things are possible."
    — Matthew 19:26

    Is the Bible wrong?
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    25 Jan '07 18:22
    Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
    "With God [b]all things are possible."
    — Matthew 19:26

    Is the Bible wrong?[/b]
    Oh so then you are saying that God can exist and not exist at the same time?
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    25 Jan '07 18:22
    Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
    "With God [b]all things are possible."
    — Matthew 19:26

    Is the Bible wrong?[/b]
    "This thread is about whatever tha Brothaz say it is about, and right now, we say it is about Komodo dragons."
    -Scribbles

    Is Scribbles wrong?
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    25 Jan '07 19:26
    Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
    No, but very few people believe circles are omnipotent.
    I would not be surprised it you were part of the few... 😀
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