Originally posted by @kellyjay It happened and it is done 6 days was the length of time in scripture. Unlike evolution which is an on going process.
I find this more realistic than the accidental happenstance of getting all the micro and macro laws of the universe setup to form and maintain life over time, and we have not even addressed the grocery store of specific items required to ...[text shortened]... he correct place, at the right times, to be merged in the right order, and qualities, and so on!
So for you it is not possible the creation thing, which science cannot refute as a theory, that god created the big bang, setting up the conditions where for instance, carbon is generated that allows a near infinite amount of different molecular combinations which is the basis for life on Earth, which would allow evolution to have a jump start, not possible in your world?
Originally posted by @dj2becker Do you think that scientists know the exact age of the universe for sure without a shadow of a doubt? Are you aware of all the unprovable presuppositions that have to be made?
Which "unprovable presuppositions" are made while estimating the age of the Universe?
Originally posted by @kazetnagorra The theory of evolution implies that humans and other complex organisms evolved from simple lifeforms, an implication corroborated by empirical evidence. This is obviously in contradiction with the Biblical account of the magical creation of complex lifeforms.
The bible is an account of how humans were created by aliens by mixing their DNA with the apes on Earth at the time.
This is the lines along which we should be researching our origins. The truth has been hidden and obscured for so long that we have come to believe the obfuscations .
I think the main problem with me finding evidence to satisfy you will be the fact that the spiritual component(s) of humans cannot be detected by science.
For example the kundalini, (the energy shaft that aligns the chakras) , will not show up on any physical radar. It can however be felt by anyone.
Originally posted by @karoly-aczel The bible is an account of how humans were created by aliens by mixing their DNA with the apes on Earth at the time.
This is the lines along which we should be researching our origins. The truth has been hidden and obscured for so long that we have come to believe the obfuscations .
I think the main problem with me finding evidence to satisfy yo ...[text shortened]... aligns the chakras) , will not show up on any physical radar. It can however be felt by anyone.
And yet you wonder why people think you're still doing drugs.
Originally posted by @sonhouse So for you it is not possible the creation thing, which science cannot refute as a theory, that god created the big bang, setting up the conditions where for instance, carbon is generated that allows a near infinite amount of different molecular combinations which is the basis for life on Earth, which would allow evolution to have a jump start, not possible in your world?
Actually no for me the question is where did everything come from, the Big Bang doesn’t address that question at all. Everything depends upon that question, so all speculations about any theory you choose maybe a lot conjecture about a possible beginning that has nothing to do with how it all really started. Evolution with life isn’t part of that discussion, leaping to is just making more assumptions about things that might not have anything to do with reality as well.
Originally posted by @suzianne The only ones I know whose 'religion' talks about 'aliens' is Scientology, and as you know, that's not a religion, either.
Oh really? You must have missed sonship going on and on and on and on about burning non-Christians being hung out on chains as a warning to aliens from other planets. You tackle karoly azcel on the issue of "aliens", but not sonship. No surprise there.
Originally posted by @karoly-aczel What has doing drugs got to do with it? The truth is the truth. Peoples personal lives should not come into it. You remain a grub in my book.
Is that the book where you claim you don't judge people?