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31 Jul 16
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Originally posted by SuzianneIs this your way of saying T Rex was created as a herbivore but evolved into a meat-eater over millions of years?
Originally posted by Suzianne
[b]You know, in all the hub-bub caused by the moon-barking of some in this forum, I didn't see this until just now. I have things to do but I'll return later today or tonight and answer this more coherently, but for now, I'll say it relates to the 'how' and the 'why' of creation itself.
Okay, where was I? Oh, y ...[text shortened]... o the bickering and arguing never ends. And that's pathetic really, since both sides are right.[/b]
Or are you saying that T Rex wasn't "created" at all, it actually evolved from something small and slimy into something very big with 6 inch teeth?
Or are you saying that God told early man a lie because he considered him too dim to understand?
31 Jul 16
Originally posted by sonhouseI was actually more interested in how new (accurate ) information could really change the world.
It could just as easily come from a 'galactic internet', where you wait a thousand years for a reply and that only if you are really close in the cosmic sense.
So we get a radio wave or IR laser wave or neutrino beam with communications on it where, when deciphered, shows how life starts on most worlds and the mostly one way link goes on with terabytes o ...[text shortened]... r the galaxy and Andromeda to boot.
Wouldn't THAT be a hoot. Creationists would have a fit🙂
Of the many changes , a more definitive picture of our past may rule out gods and bogus religion in a more informed way.
Of course many atheists and the like have already done this, but as we speak the world is still fairly divided between those that believe in a god(s) and those that don't.
31 Jul 16
Originally posted by SuzianneSo you are saying that the big bang was a creative act from God?
Originally posted by Suzianne
[b]You know, in all the hub-bub caused by the moon-barking of some in this forum, I didn't see this until just now. I have things to do but I'll return later today or tonight and answer this more coherently, but for now, I'll say it relates to the 'how' and the 'why' of creation itself.
Okay, where was I? Oh, y ...[text shortened]... o the bickering and arguing never ends. And that's pathetic really, since both sides are right.[/b]
If so, do you think He knew the exact outcome (ie. the eventual evolution of humans), or was it more of a "bang and hope"?
03 Aug 16
I go back and forth but I lean towards old earth and very old universe ( as This appears to fit the models we see ) If we are to believe that before the fall there was no death or at least animals did not eat each other ....then the T-Rex was created an herbivore......of course we have to take into account the incisors and teeth which would appear to be for ripping into meat and eating other animals .....so on this one I can't answer either way ......
Manny
03 Aug 16
The post that was quoted here has been removedSince we already have people of extraordinary intelligence, it seems more than likely such levels and higher exists somewhere in our rather large universe.
It seems unlikely for mankind to be the pinnacle of creation, an arrogant assumption.
Like the Miss Universe contest: Wow, someone from Earth wins AGAIN?
04 Aug 16
The post that was quoted here has been removedAnd even worse from the religious POV, those higher intelligences telling us there are no gods and all we humans worship are just man made constructs and therefore there are in fact no moral absolutes, humans are making up their own set of morals as we go.
If that happened I would imagine the religious humans starting a war with the aliens to prove the superiority of their alleged god.
Which they would lose of course. But even in losing they would not abandon their faith, just accepting loss as a test from their god.