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    13 KB Dad Wants Textbook Banned For Dismissing Creationism As 'Biblical Myth' Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:27 No.573038  
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JQbThfN3O8

    http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/04/07/knoxville-father-wants-biology-book-banned/

    >A Tennessee school board has decided to postpone its decision on banning a textbook after a father told the board, its ‘bias’ against Christians.

    >Kurt Zimmermann is appealing a Knoxville school district's decision to keep the book. He says the textbook used in his son’s biology class cites creationism as a "biblical myth." According to reports, Zimmermann requests, 'non-biased' textbooks be used. In his words, the current textbook's phrasing misleads, belittles and discourages students in believing in creationism and calls the Bible a myth.

    >"Education material that is offensive, intolerant, racist, or one-sided in nature should not be used in our school system," Zimmermann told the board members Wednesday.

    >Knoxville County School superintendent Jim McIntyre says the committee's finding to keep using the book is appropriate. However he asked the board to hear Zimmerman's appeal Wednesday, April 7. That has now been postponed to the next board meeting Wednesday, May 5.

    >Sources say the board wants to hear opinions from a school review committee that has already looked into the textbook and deemed it OK. Even though a few of the six-member committee thought the material was "questionable," it ultimately said the book is "appropriate for an honors level biology course."

    >During the meeting, Zimmerman told the board the content of the textbook is offensive. He refers to a quote from page 319 in the book, Asking About Life, where creationism is described as, "the biblical myth that the universe was created by the Judeo-Christian God in 7 days."
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:32 No.573081
    >>573038
    I think many in the scientific "consensus" camp misunderstand the nature of science. Time and time again they equate a particular scientific viewpoint - a particular hypothesis or theory such as evolution - with the enterprise of science itself such that if you criticize a particular scientific point of view they will call the critics "evolution deniers" or "science abusers" and this is obviously wrong. Science depends on the freedom of scientists to openly critique scientific established ideas. Science advances as scientists argue about how to interpret the evidence and that means that when you have people like Al Gore saying there is no debate about global warming or Eugenie Scott saying there are no scientific weaknesses of evolution they are actually acting in profoundly unscientific manner because they are shutting down the very dialogue and debate argument that makes science work. These labels attached to people are obviously meant to stigmatize dissenting opinion without ever engaging with the argument. So I think this is a profoundly unscientific approach to these scientific debates.

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=667437352756453133
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:33 No.573093
    Creationism is as valid a theory as Evolution
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:33 No.573097
    So a science book is supposed to say that it's possible the world was created in 7 days and all that mumbo jumbo?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:33 No.573100
    >>573093
    Creation isn't a theory. It's an account
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:34 No.573106
    leftists spreading propaganda without any evidence, as usual. the textbook does deserve to be banned as do the ones who claim jesus was a myth.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:34 No.573110
    >>573081
    >>573093
    YOU STUPID SHIT, WHEN THEY CALL SOMETHING A 'THEORY' IN SCIENCE IT MEANS THEY'RE REALLY FUCKING SURE IT WORKS

    IT MEANS THEY'VE TESTED AND EXPERIMENTED IT A WHOLE FUCKING LOT
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:35 No.573114
    > where creationism is described as, "the biblical myth that the universe was created by the Judeo-Christian God in 7 days."


    Isn't that what it is though? I don't understand his issue? Does he want the definition expanded to cover other creation myths or what?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:35 No.573118
    >>573097
    No but not call it a myth when science has nothing against Creation and evolution is a theory. It just speaks of the bias of the author which shouldn't be pushed upon children
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:35 No.573124
    Why do they even bring these things up in textbooks? Couldn't they just have something saying there are lots of theories and no ones sure? God damnit, why is the American educational system is so fucking retarded.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:36 No.573129
    >>573038
    That woman in the vid has some scary fuckin eyes
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:36 No.573136
    >>573093
    No, because creationism has no evidence, and hasn't been vetted by anyone with half a brain and survived the process.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:37 No.573144
    >>573038
    As much as I hate Creationism, he does have a point. The book should have simply gone without acknowledging Creationism at all, or listing off all creationist theories as myths.

    That said, I don't think it's good enough of a reason for the book to be banned.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:38 No.573151
    >>573110
    No.

    A scientific theory is a systematic ideational structure of broad scope, conceived by the human imagination, that encompasses a family of empirical (experiential) laws regarding regularities existing in objects and events, both observed and posited. A scientific theory is a structure suggested by these laws and is devised to explain them in a scientifically rational manner.

    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/scientific+theory
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:38 No.573159
    Every religion is considered a mythology.
    -_-
    What a dumbfuck.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:39 No.573166
    >>573081
    Creationism has no evidence to support its validity. It isn't a theory by scientific standards. The most conclusive theory that explains the "advancement" of life is the theory of evolution.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:39 No.573167
    >>573144
    So you want this author's bias to be forced to children?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:40 No.573185
    >>573136
    creationism does have evidence, as do many other inaccurate theories. go learn what evidence is, faggot.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:40 No.573186
    >>573159
    Around 85% of the world's population are religious.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:40 No.573191
    >>573151
    Go on, admit it.

    You do not understand what that sentence means, do you.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:41 No.573192
    If you believe the world was created in 7 days, go lay out in the street. There's no hope for you. You can still "believe" and regard all that crap as a legend and shit they talked about while they sat around fires in fear there was a witch amongst them.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:41 No.573198
    Haven't looked yet but I'm guessing at least one person here has already used the "it's a theory" argument without realising the huge difference between an average theory and a scientific theory.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:41 No.573200
    >>573185
    There is no evidence. Many legitimate scientists have been asking the creationists for years on evidence.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:41 No.573201
    >>573136
    >No, because creationism has no evidence, and hasn't been vetted by anyone with half a brain and survived the process

    Yes all science points to creation.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:41 No.573205
    >>573167
    I don't want it to be forced onto children. However, I see no reason to waste taxpayer dollars on new books, taking away even more money from the education system.

    I say let the book stay, and when they get new ones, buy them from someone else. The books still have value as educational tools, bias aside.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:41 No.573206
    >>573186
    Doesn't change the fact that they are all considered mythologies.

    1+1=2
    if you start calling 1 a 'not number' it doesn't make 1+1 not equal 2.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:42 No.573207
    >>573200
    refer to >>573201
    >> Bill Murray !0Qo0b8vSmA 04/08/10(Thu)19:42 No.573208
    >>573118

    Loling at the trolls in this thread. If Biblical Creationism isn't a myth, neither are any other religions for all we know.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:42 No.573210
    Well he's an idiot and idiots have a right to be idiots.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:42 No.573212
    Creationism as a theory is not falsifiable. It is not open to scientific method.

    Therefore it is not a scientific theory.

    Do not compare theories with scientific theories. They do not obey the same rules.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:43 No.573217
    >>573185
    Really, give me that evidence. Not reasons evolution may be wrong, but evidence creationism is right. And no, the bible is not evidence.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:43 No.573223
    >>573206
    they're called myths by less than 15% of the world's population. How exactly does that make them myths? Dummy atheists
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:44 No.573232
    Proof of creationism? I dunno, God did it.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:44 No.573233
    >>573208
    youre calling evolution a myth? because its in the bible. itt idiots who use only one translation of the bible for all their bashing needs.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:44 No.573234
    >>573223
    hate to break it to you but that number is much higher than 15%.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:44 No.573238
    >>573208

    I can't debate him thereofr I'll call him a troll.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:44 No.573240
    >>573118

    You know that else is a theory? The earth revolving around the sun.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:46 No.573256
    >>573212
    >Creationism as a theory is not falsifiable. It is not open to scientific method. Therefore it is not a scientific theory. Do not compare theories with scientific theories. They do not obey the same rules.

    Creation isn't a theory it's an account. And yes it's falsifiable if you could show that we weren't created and came about otherwise that would falsify it.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:46 No.573258
    well the bible is literally myth. If you want to believe in it, okay, but it is still myth, one way or the other.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:48 No.573272
    >>573234
    No over 85% of the world ascribe to a religion. l2stats
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:48 No.573278
    >>573240
    this is observable and calculable. Fail atheist white belt logic is fail.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:49 No.573282
    >>573258
    protip: almost everything that is falsifiable in the bible has been proven accurate

    the atheist teens on 4chan try way too hard
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:49 No.573285
    >>573258
    says you jack
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:50 No.573296
    >>573278
    So is evolution.

    Your point?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:50 No.573298
    >>573272
    and over 90% of the world population are idiots. your point is?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:50 No.573299
    Sigh
    Not everyone believes in the same religion.
    That's when when teaching people at schools they learn evolution, the idea with a fuckton of research into it AND it has NO religious connections.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:51 No.573309
    >>573298
    >implying your IQ is very likely to be lower than most of the worlds save for nigger or hispanic nations
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:51 No.573310
    >>573282
    exactly
    http://www.biblearchaeology.org/
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:51 No.573315
    >>573278
    So is evolution. You can look at a fossil record. A high school biology class can "evolve" bacteria in a petri dish. Its still a theory.

    Gravity is a theory too and I doubt many people would argue that. Most people don't get that a scientific theory is not the same as a run of the mill theory.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:52 No.573319
    >>573272
    and the catholic church has stated that it believes that the creation story in the bible is a metaphor for god creating the universe and that evolution is the most likely possible reason for the way our species came into being. so thats 1.2 billion people out of 6.x billion. now we add in the 15% of the world that are atheists and your numbers now seem off.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:52 No.573321
    >>573296
    How is evolution observable and calculable?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:52 No.573324
    >>573298
    refer to >>573285
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:53 No.573329
    >>573256
    > if you could show
    I think what you mean is 'if you could prove'

    Proofs are just about impossible in the real world. You would need a total set of axioms for the universe and all universal data. Godel's incompleteness theorum still stands in the way of the first one.

    Either way, all available data could STILL have been faked by an omnipotent deity with some weird desire to do so. So the evidence can always be overturned by LOLGOD.

    Genesis is an account. Creationism is a theory posited that the account in Genesis is 100% true.

    It is not a very impressive theory. It is not on the same caliber as a scientific theory.

    This should not bother religious people, since they value faith not science. But for some reason this thread is still full of people defending the position.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:53 No.573332
    Banning books? Censorship? What happened to your freedom of specch, USA?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:53 No.573335
    >>573321
    http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/misconceptions_faq.php#b6

    Educate yourself.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:53 No.573342
    >>573315
    itt atheist teens who dont know when people debate evolution theyre not debating whether it exists but whether it accounts for all life/creation
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:53 No.573344
    >>573299
    yeah but there's no proof behind it. It's nothing beyond a wild fairy tale.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:54 No.573345
    >>573282
    protip: almost every post that is controversial in the /new/ has been proven to be a troll

    the trolling newfags on 4chan try way too hard
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:54 No.573349
    >>573332
    It got in the way of religious doctrine. That makes it bad.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:54 No.573350
    >>573321
    Start with a population with a very low rebirth cycle, insert an adverse parameter, observe the population evolve around the adversity.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:54 No.573351
    >>573321
    Ever here of bacteria?
    They evolve to become more resistant to antibiotics.
    ...did you pay attention in high school biology or not?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:54 No.573354
    >>573345
    >bawwwww
    okay teenager
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:57 No.573375
    >>573315
    >So is evolution. You can look at a fossil record.
    What about fossils?

    >A high school biology class can "evolve" bacteria in a petri dish. Its still a theory.
    no genetic mutation took place to increase the complexity of the genome of the bacteria.

    >Gravity is a theory too and I doubt many people would argue that. Most people don't get that a scientific theory is not the same as a run of the mill theory.
    everyone believe in gravity. You can observe it and calculate it unlike evolution.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:57 No.573383
    >>573342
    but evolution does not adress creation of life at all. at least get some basic education before you start spouting your fundie bullshit.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:58 No.573389
    >>573342
    >itt a dumbass who didn't read that this thread was arguing evolution versus creationism, not the origin of the universe, as seen in the OP.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:58 No.573394
    >>573319
    false. Not every catholic believes the creation story to be a myth. This is what the pope said and he doesn't speak on behalf of anyone but himself. That's 1 man, like yourself.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)19:59 No.573403
    The meaning of a 'scientific theory' and other objects such as hypothesis and facts:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVAYDWJrJ7c&feature=related

    Creationism and evolution and why the former has no claim to be held in equal regard to the latter:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oseaJ0gxvPw&feature=related


    All the answers you need for this thread are in those two interviews. Pseudo-christians in this thread are trolls.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:00 No.573413
    >>573375
    You calculate genetic variations over generations. Its easy to do with something that has a quick life cycle like bacteria. Genetic mutations take place all the time, there is argument on this from anyone that knows they are talking about.

    Just because people believe something doesn't make it true. It requires evidence. Evolution has evidence. Creationism does not.
    >> Third Anonymous of Californaland !hnMp0oYigI 04/08/10(Thu)20:01 No.573418
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:01 No.573419
    >>573394
    actually that's been the papal office for like the last 60 years. It's also what they teach in catholic schools, you know those places where catholics go to learn real things.
    >> Third Anonymous of Californaland !hnMp0oYigI 04/08/10(Thu)20:01 No.573427
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573428
    >>573375
    For the record, evolution does not mean there is an increase in complexity. It just means that the organisms most fit for their environment survive pass on their genes, and the ones that aren't die.

    The two concepts aren't interchangeable.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573430
    >>573375
    HOHOHO
    http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14094-bacteria-make-major-evolutionary-shift-in-the-lab.html
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573432
    Anyone who thinks creationism as a theory deserves equal weight to evolution as a theory gets no respect.

    It is an immature position to take.

    They are not equally resolved theories. I don't care how many people go to church on sunday's and fill out census forms with a tick. They are not equal, at all.

    Now, try to convince me that creationism is valid without saying 'its a theory!!'
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573433
    >everyone believe in gravity. You can observe it and calculate it unlike evolution.


    calculate the gravitational rotation curve or GTFO
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573434
    >>573413
    * is no argument on this from anyone that know what they are talking about.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573439
    >>573256
    and how would one go about falsifying it? Unless you built a time machine and went back in time to watch the formation of the universe (lol), you can't falsify it by its very nature (the same way you can't falsify the divinity of a flying spaghetti monster).
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:02 No.573440
    >>573433

    galactic rotational curve*
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:04 No.573454
    >>573428
    Often times it's not even survival of the fittest. The mutations in evolution are random. One species may gain a mutation that doesn't benefit them in any way, but also doesn't hinder them. The mutation is still passed on.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:05 No.573464
    >>573454
    That too. Forgot about that.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:05 No.573467
    >>573329
    Wrong

    >Either way, all available data could STILL have been faked by an omnipotent deity with some weird desire to do so. So the evidence can always be overturned by LOLGOD.
    Science points to God. None of it points to any alternative and if you had any you would have produced them here for us.

    >Genesis is an account. Creationism is a theory posited that the account in Genesis is 100% true.
    Creationism is the term coined and not used widely by those who believe in Creation which is the believe that God created the universe.

    >It is not a very impressive theory. It is not on the same caliber as a scientific theory.
    It's not a theory. Evolution however is a theory which isn't very impressive after 200 years we still have no proof of it and science is pointing the other way

    >This should not bother religious people, since they value faith not science. But for some reason this thread is still full of people defending the position.

    Religious people do care about science but the new atheists where you got this propaganda from didn't tell you that. I am not up to date on the most recent inventions but up until recently most important scientific discoveries were discovered by theists.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:06 No.573479
    >>573439
    You build a model that makes predictions about very specific modulations in rare high end frequencies.

    You then test is against the observations.

    Until it can be falsified its just talk. Cosmology has lots of talk, but they get off their ass to TEST things.

    Ever heard of the LHC?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:06 No.573480
    >>573335
    bring up an issue here it's not up to me to go prove your own position which is contrary to mine against myself.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:06 No.573484
    >>573467
    Give me a reason anything points to a God doing it aside from it being the most convenient explanation.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:07 No.573499
    >>573332
    yeah if it makes a claim which cannot be proven why should it be forced upon children? are you for that?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:08 No.573503
    >>573480
    7/10

    You had me going at first, but you slipped. GG, troll.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:08 No.573504
    You all do realize that no christian fundie would frequent 4chan and that every anti-evolution/science/whatever and pro-creationism/GAAAAWD comment here comes from trolls, right?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:08 No.573506
    >>573375
    The fossil record shows a certain species of animals lived during a certain time period. After that time period that species isn't found anymore, but a very similar species is. So on and so fourth.

    Bacteria do evolve in the petri dish. If you have a bacteria colony, then it it with antibiotics, most of the colony will die. Those that survived did so because of some genetic mutation that makes them immune to that antibiotic. When they multiply, they pass that mutation on to their offspring, thus making the new colony immune to antibiotics. It's not exactly that clean cut, but the principle is there.

    Imagine for some reason or another, tall people started dying. All the tall people got killed off for some reason, leaving only short people. Those short people have short babies, and if they have tall babies those babies get killed off, leaving only shorties. This is how evolution works. The human race just evolved to be shorter.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:08 No.573512
    >>573350
    >Start with a population with a very low rebirth cycle, insert an adverse parameter, observe the population evolve around the adversity.
    they adapt to the adversity they don't mutate increasing complexity. Fail
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:09 No.573522
    >>573351
    This is not due to a mutation of the genome increasing complexity so it's not evolution.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:10 No.573527
    >>573403
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=667437352756453133
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:13 No.573542
    >>573479
    You can prove God doesn't exist with the LHC?

    please, do tell. Idiot.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:14 No.573547
    >>573413
    >You calculate genetic variations over generations. Its easy to do with something that has a quick life cycle like bacteria. Genetic mutations take place all the time, there is argument on this from anyone that knows they are talking about.
    Genetic mutations take place all the time and nobody argues with that. People who keep with the science which is about things which can be calculated and observable however don't agree that there's a process which increases the complexity in the genome of a living organism. And the bacteria changing is an adaptation whereby again no mutation took place to increase its complexity.

    >Just because people believe something doesn't make it true. It requires evidence. Evolution has evidence. Creationism does not.
    Just because people believe something doesn't make it true. It requires evidence. Where is the evidence for evolution? Science points to creation.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:15 No.573555
    >>573419
    Not all catholics believe that the creation account of genesis is a myth. Fail.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:16 No.573564
    >>573375
    Are you a troll?
    Evolution is observed all the time. Why do you think flu vaccines are something to take more than once per lifetime? Because viruses evolve.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:17 No.573572
    >>573427
    Terrorism: n. The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons.

    fail
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:17 No.573573
    >>573467
    I wrote a full reply and it got lost just at the end.

    I cannot be bothered writing it again.

    So I will say this. In Christian terms, my beliefs fall under 'deist' not 'atheist'.

    The position of creationists is absolutely FULL of misused or misunderstood terms. It cannot be respected by anyone who has studied those terms even a little bit.

    Being religious does not mean being an idiot. You do not compare apples with elephants. Creationism is not an equal theory to evolution or cosmology. It embarrasses all other people of faith.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:20 No.573597
    >>573547
    Okay, there are arguments among evolutionists for certain mechanisms. But why does the science point to god? Where? What science points to god? What evidence is there? That evolutionary theory is not perfect is not evidence for god.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:21 No.573606
    >>573428
    Everybody believes organisms adapt to their environments. People who cling to science know no mutation takes places whereby new complexity is found to make the specie adapt which wasn't already in it's genes before. Evolutionists however believe such a process exists.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaKryi3605g

    Interviewer: Can you give an example of a genetic mutation or an evolutionary process can be seen to increase the information in the genome?
    Dawkins: ..... *silence*.... *babbling not answering the question.


    fairy tale is a fairy tale
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:22 No.573613
    >>573430
    the e. coli mutation is a loss in complexity in the genome. FAIL
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:23 No.573618
    >>573606
    So the mechanism isn't known. Why does that make creationism a valid alternative?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:23 No.573623
    >>573433
    Acceleration due to Gravity:
    g = 9.8 m/s^2 [down]

    Force of Gravity:
    Fg = Gm1m2/r^2

    G is universal gravitational constant: 6.67 x 10^-11
    m1, m2 are the two masses that attract each other
    Fg is the attractive force between the two masses
    r is the distance between the two masses

    Gravitational Potential Energy (near surface of Earth):
    Eg = mgh

    m is mass of object
    g is acceleration due to gravity
    h is height of object above the surface of Earth
    Eg is the amount of gravitational potential energy an object has when it is near the surface of the Earth

    Gravitational Potential Energy (in general):
    Eg = -Gm1m2/r
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:23 No.573627
    >>573606
    Are you aware of the timescale this is occurring at??

    Fuck. Stupid people.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:24 No.573636
    >>573439
    by showing that we came about in a way which was other than it. Simple
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:26 No.573647
    >>573484
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEMDqTxfkmM
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:26 No.573648
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    >>573093
    >>573081
    >>573106
    >>573185
    >>573201
    >>573256
    >>573278
    >>573282
    >>573310
    >>573321
    >>573342
    >>573467

    >>HURR DURR MAYBE IF I DISMISS ALL ATHEISTS AS "TEENAGERS" LIKE MY PASTOR TOLD ME TO DO THEN ALL THE EVIDENCE AGAINST MY DELUSIONAL BELIEF SYSTEM WILL GO AWAY DURP DURR DERP HERP
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:27 No.573658
    >>573503
    ???

    Is it up to me to go prove your assertions against my position? Should I link you over to a page which is going to take you 3 hours to read?

    So I take it you have nothing?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:28 No.573661
    >>573623
    We know what gravity does but the don't know what gravity is.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:28 No.573663
    Hello.

    Everyone who thinks Creationsim is a valid scientific theory is Scientifically illiterate and has no fucking clue what they are talking about.

    I point to basic education as my proof

    /thread
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:29 No.573669
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:29 No.573670
    >>573647
    That wasn't convincing at all.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:30 No.573683
    >>573506
    >The fossil record shows a certain species of animals lived during a certain time period. After that time period that species isn't found anymore, but a very similar species is. So on and so fourth.
    Yes extinct species everybody believes in them. What's your point?

    >Bacteria do evolve in the petri dish. If you have a bacteria colony, then it it with antibiotics, most of the colony will die. Those that survived did so because of some genetic mutation that makes them immune to that antibiotic. When they multiply, they pass that mutation on to their offspring, thus making the new colony immune to antibiotics. It's not exactly that clean cut, but the principle is there.
    It doesn't cling to it because the phenotypical shape of it is different. No complexity adding mutation mutation took place.

    >Imagine for some reason or another, tall people started dying. All the tall people got killed off for some reason, leaving only short people. Those short people have short babies, and if they have tall babies those babies get killed off, leaving only shorties. This is how evolution works. The human race just evolved to be shorter.
    Wrong. No mutation takes place for this to happen. The genes are copied from both parents. Fail
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:32 No.573693
    >>573564
    No. It changes shape but no genetic mutation took place whereby it gained any features or complexity it previously couldn't be.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:32 No.573697
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    >>573647

    You are irredeemably stupid if you can't see the logical fallacies strung throughout that. I watched it back when it was first posted after some other retard posted it in /b/ and faceplamed at all the circular reasoning.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:34 No.573712
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:34 No.573718
    I feel that in the future there will be two distinct social classes: one, which is hard-core religious, which is pandered to in public education and is kept happy through superficial means/brainwashing, and

    The people who run everything else. Those are the ones who go to 2 year colleges to unlearn all the public education...they will hold entry level management jobs/sciences etc...then the four years, etc like regular post secondary schooling is now. They will be liberal religious types, Buddhists, and atheists. Their job will be to keep the burger flippers and lawn mowers happy, free from worrying about the "horrible" anti-christian school system and will be keeping everything running smoothly.

    I'll bet money on it.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:36 No.573732
    >>573718
    >implying that such a system doesn't already exist
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:37 No.573734
    >>573573
    >The position of creationists is absolutely FULL of misused or misunderstood terms. It cannot be respected by anyone who has studied those terms even a little bit.
    No it's not. Creation is the believe that God created the universe

    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/creation

    >Being religious does not mean being an idiot.
    No kidding sherlock. Believing in evolution doesn't mean one believes it because he's an idiot, he is deceived.

    >You do not compare apples with elephants. Creationism is not an equal theory to evolution or cosmology.
    Creation is not a theory it's an account. Evolution however is not science like geology, anthropology, archaeology, physics, chemistry, biology, etc.

    >It embarrasses all other people of faith.
    Says you - a man who doesn't understand the claims of evolution.
    >> Creationists in a nutshell 04/08/10(Thu)20:37 No.573735
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    Behold the following Image.

    It is the reason that nothing the educated people in this thread say will change the minds of brainwashed religionfags. You point out the difference between Scientific theory and general theory and guess what? It goes in one ear, and out the other.

    If they were honest and intelligent enough to comprehend what you have to say, they wouldn't BE creationists.


    Give up.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:37 No.573736
    >>573718
    HOW ABOUT YOU GO TO SCHOOL IN THE FIRST PLACE YOU ILLITERATE FUCKSTICK
    MY BRAIN WAS FULL OF FUCK READING THAT
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:39 No.573747
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    >>573734

    >>hurr durr I am right because my pastor says so durr hurp durr
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:40 No.573748
    >>573597
    >Okay, there are arguments among evolutionists for certain mechanisms. But why does the science point to god? Where? What science points to god? What evidence is there?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEMDqTxfkmM

    >That evolutionary theory is not perfect is not evidence for god.
    You don't understand. This process is supposed to exist in nature we are supposed to be able to observe this in every living organism on earth. Nowhere has it been observed. It's a fairy tale. Do you just believe it because it gives you an excuse to not believe in God?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:40 No.573751
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:41 No.573755
    >>573748

    You do not understand science.

    Stop fucking your sister, Get off of 4chan, and go to school.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:42 No.573758
    >>573618
    >So the mechanism isn't known. Why does that make creationism a valid alternative?
    Because the mechanism what evolutionists believe exist, this is whereby every living thing changed to the state it is today from erstwhile forms. If this process isn't observed evolution isn't observed.

    Creation is the only tenable position.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:42 No.573760
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:42 No.573765
    >>573683
    The mutation is that some people are short and some are tall. All genes are mutated to an extent from their parents, otherwise we'd all be clones. This is why animals evolved sex- with two parents instead of one, and the mixing of genes that takes place, there is a greater variety of genes in the population.

    Nowhere did I say the genome had to be more complex than it's parents'. Your claim that all evolutionists believe this is a straw man argument. Evolution is simply the belief that small changes in inherited genes can eventually change a species by process of natural selection.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:43 No.573767
    >>573627
    he was silent and babbled not answering the question. Fail.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:43 No.573769
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:44 No.573774
    >>573748

    Darwin's finches?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:44 No.573779
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    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:44 No.573782
    >>573661
    >We know what gravity does but the don't know what gravity is.
    We know it's science because we can calculate it and observe the effects of its governing laws precisely.

    This is science... unlike the theory of evolution.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:45 No.573789
    >>573670
    you listened to the whole 28 minute video in 3 minutes? amazing
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:46 No.573791
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    Christfags

    [X] Told
    [ ] Not Told
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:46 No.573795
    >>573697
    >You are irredeemably stupid if you can't see the logical fallacies strung throughout that. I watched it back when it was first posted after some other retard posted it in /b/ and faceplamed at all the circular reasoning.
    Which logical fallacy are you referring to?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:47 No.573802
    Creationism is a hypothesis, not a theory
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:48 No.573805
    >>573758
    > Creation is the only tenable position.

    ....

    Please tell me that thought did not just come out of a functioning brain.

    Actual changes to genome happen incredibly rarely. The chances of EVER seeing it happen in a lab is infinitesimal.

    Requesting that process as a precursor for accepting any part of evolution is just trolling.

    Believing that the absence of that data supports creationism as an 'only alternative' is just absolutely stupid. I cannot say it any other way and stay true to my beliefs. It was a stupid stupid thing for you to say.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:48 No.573806
    >>573755
    >You do not understand science.
    I stand refuted... no really is that it?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:48 No.573813
    >>573734
    In part one of your argument you say creation doesn't refer to the creation of species but to the universe, then in part two go on about how evolution is faked because they are being deceived (by the devil) but offer no alternative...you inadvertently revealed a belief that contradicts your first statement on a personal level.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:48 No.573816
    >>573795

    Prove to me you are smart enough to comprehend if I told you.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:49 No.573824
    god says its real so it MUST be real
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:50 No.573836
    >>573806

    Everything you said was wrong on a fundamental level.

    You

    Do

    NOT

    Understand

    Science
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:51 No.573843
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    ITT: Atheists preaching intolerance against Christians and Christians preaching intolerance against Atheist, sounds like the same bullshit to me
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:51 No.573845
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    HOLY SHIT WHY DO PEOPLE SAY THAT THE SCIENCE POINTS TO A CREATOR

    OTHER THEN SAYING "WELL WHAT ELSE COULD CAUSE IT" TELL ME HOW THE FUCK IT POINTS TO GOD
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:52 No.573861
    >>573806

    You stated Evolution cannot be proven because it cannot be observed. This shows you fail at understanding the very basics of what constitutes scientific testing and observation.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:52 No.573863
    well the protestants hate the catholics
    and the catholics hate the protestants
    and the hindus hate the muslims
    and everybody hates the jews
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:53 No.573869
    >>573736
    I'm not going to waste my time spell and grammar checking a bunch of 4chan posts. I really do not care even slightly. For you, however, I will make sure (albeit superficially) that this post is up to your rigorous literary standards. I apologize for the inconvenience that you suffered, you stupid fucking christfag. You are a non-entity, and I will no longer acknowledge your existence, as it does not serve my purposes.

    Good day, and fuck you,

    The Honors College Student who doesn't kare.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:54 No.573873
    Oh look.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ImvlS8PLIo

    Science pretty much proves the big-bang, but people still cling to religion.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:54 No.573879
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    4CHAN DEBATE TEAM IN THE FUCKING HOUSE!!!

    YEA FUCK YOU GUYS GO DIE HERP DERP

    >GREETEXT

    I ACTUALLY MADE UP ALL THAT SHIT ABOUT MYSELF I'M ONLY 15

    I BROWSE /a/ and /h/ DAILY
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:55 No.573881
    >>573765
    >The mutation is that some people are short and some are tall. All genes are mutated to an extent from their parents, otherwise we'd all be clones.
    No mutation takes place for this to happen, the information is copied from both parents and the diversity is there because it's copied from their genes where it already exists.

    >This is why animals evolved sex- with two parents instead of one, and the mixing of genes that takes place, there is a greater variety of genes in the population.
    cool story bro. I hope you don't teach that to children.

    >Nowhere did I say the genome had to be more complex than it's parents'. Your claim that all evolutionists believe this is a straw man argument. Evolution is simply the belief that small changes in inherited genes can eventually change a species by process of natural selection.
    No. Evolution is the believe that natural selection coupled with this fairy tale process of complexity increasing mutation evolves living species. I don't know anyone who doesn't believe in natural selection, the asinine part of the theory of evolution is not it takes this process into it but the mutational one. Natural selection spreads genes it doesn't create any new complexity. It's the process of complexity adding mutation which evolutionists believe in which is yet to be shown anywhere.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:55 No.573882
    >>573806

    If this was a science forum I could post a very large explanation to why what you stated was totally wrong.

    However, this is 4chan, so instead I shall tell you to get a fucking education and stop making a dumbass out of yourself.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:55 No.573884
    >>573758
    Creationism was also not observed. Therefore completely untenable assertion.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:55 No.573887
    >>573774
    variation. No mutation takes place. All the finches have the genes to create all those beak sizes.

    Take a rabbit and bring it to another continent it will adapt as well.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:56 No.573892
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    /sci/ is this way pussies ----->

    leave /stormfront/ to me
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:56 No.573897
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    this thread
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:57 No.573901
    It's not a myth if you can't prove it wrong.

    Evolutionism has been proven wrong many times though.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:57 No.573902
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    /b/ is the shit faggots
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:57 No.573906
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    fuck you
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:58 No.573910
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    blarghhhh
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:58 No.573913
    THIS ENTIRE FUCKING THREAD MAKES ME WANT TO SLAUGHTER A COW
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:58 No.573915
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    Dear creationists.

    All of your arguments have been debunked on the following site.

    >>www.google.com

    Thousands upon thousands of times I might add.


    Good day to you.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)20:58 No.573916
    >>573901
    So Odin really did create the universe from the body of the slain giant Ymir, and created man from the tree at the end of the world. You can't disprove it, so it must be true.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:00 No.573929
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    ughgughgh
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:00 No.573932
    >>573805
    >Please tell me that thought did not just come out of a functioning brain.
    Posit an alternative? Everything came out of nothing? There is no alternative.

    >Actual changes to genome happen incredibly rarely. The chances of EVER seeing it happen in a lab is infinitesimal.
    Wrong. We should be observing them very often in every organism. We can sequence genes nowadays. Comparing the genes of a living organism to the same which lived a while back shows no evolution.

    >Requesting that process as a precursor for accepting any part of evolution is just trolling.
    It is evolution. Natural selection is only spreading these genes according to the fairy tale. So the process is evolution itself. This is it doesn't exist.

    >Believing that the absence of that data supports creationism as an 'only alternative' is just absolutely stupid.
    No. It's beyond this. Even if one believes in evolution makes no difference, the matter has to come from somewhere.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:00 No.573933
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    aww fuckkk
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:01 No.573935
    >>573915
    Desperate atheist fag is desperate.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:01 No.573941
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    YOU ARE NOW BLINKING AND BREATHING MANUALLY YOU CAN'T STOP
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:02 No.573943
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    WE PENIS NOW
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:02 No.573944
    >>573941
    HOW BLINK AND BREATHE WITH HANDS???
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:02 No.573949
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    COME AT ME BRO
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:03 No.573957
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    >>573944

    LIKE THIS
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:03 No.573958
    >>573813
    >In part one of your argument you say creation doesn't refer to the creation of species but to the universe, then in part two go on about how evolution is faked because they are being deceived (by the devil) but offer no alternative...
    No. Where did I mention the devil? Where did I say that evolution is faked because they are being decieved?

    To say evolution is an alternative is to make it tenable, but science shows it's not. So the only tenable position is Creation.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:04 No.573960
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    CHOCOLATE FROSTY COMING UP
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:04 No.573965
    >>573816
    So I take it you can't prove your false claim against the documentary?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:04 No.573966
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    MACBOOK PRO
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:05 No.573968
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    ALL OF THE INFIDELS MUST DIE!!!

    ALLAH AKBAR!!!
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:05 No.573972
    >>573836
    I
    STAND
    REFUTED
    ...
    NO
    REALLY
    IS
    THAT
    IT
    ?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:06 No.573976
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    check out my doubles you FUCKING FAGGOTS
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:06 No.573979
    trolls trolling trolls trolling trolls....

    the point is?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:07 No.573986
    >>573979

    /new/ has the most butthurt fags since gay porno
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:07 No.573987
    >>573915
    >>573915
    >>573915
    >>573915
    >>573915
    >>573915


    this.

    Seriously creatards. Who do you think knows better about the science behind evolution and creationism?

    99.99% of all scientists?

    Or your 15~25 ass that has at best a BA if even?

    Seriously people.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:08 No.573999
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    applies to all of the little butthurt bitches in this thread
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:09 No.574004
    >>573861
    >You stated Evolution cannot be proven because it cannot be observed. This shows you fail at understanding the very basics of what constitutes scientific testing and observation.
    Evolution cannot be observed genetically in gene sequencing comparing any living organism today to old ones. The genotype is the same. Perhaps you didn't understand what I meant?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:11 No.574019
    >>573882
    >If this was a science forum I could post a very large explanation to why what you stated was totally wrong. However, this is 4chan, so instead I shall tell you to get a fucking education and stop making a dumbass out of yourself.

    In other words you provide no substance. In spite of this fact you have the gall to tell me to go get educated. GG I think i've won that one.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:11 No.574023
    >>573884
    there's no possible alternative
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:12 No.574025
    >>573881
    >No mutation takes place for this to happen, the information is copied from both parents and the diversity is there because it's copied from their genes where it already exists.

    That's actually true. In a situation with two parents, no mutation typically takes place, rather the mixing of genes creates diversity in offspring genes. However, with bacteria, where new bacteria are essentially genetic copies of the single parent bacteria, for diversity to occur there must be a mutation. Essentially, genetic diversity is what allows evolution to happen, but that doesn't necessarily mean mutation is the cause of that diversity.

    >No. Evolution is the believe that natural selection coupled with this fairy tale process of complexity increasing mutation evolves living species. I don't know anyone who doesn't believe in natural selection, the asinine part of the theory of evolution is not it takes this process into it but the mutational one. Natural selection spreads genes it doesn't create any new complexity. It's the process of complexity adding mutation which evolutionists believe in which is yet to be shown anywhere.

    This is just wrong. Evolution is the belief that changes to organisms occur over generations as a result of natural selection. That's it, pure and simple. At its core it says nothing of mutation, creating gene complexity, or anything like that. Those are aspects that are currently debatable, but to say that evolutionary theory must support those aspects is wrong.

    I'll say it again, EVOLUTION IS THE BELIEF THAT CHANGES TO ORGANISMS OCCUR OVER GENERATIONS AS A RESULT OF NATURAL SELECTION.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:15 No.574058
    >>573916
    >So Odin really did create the universe from the body of the slain giant Ymir, and created man from the tree at the end of the world. You can't disprove it, so it must be true.
    How many believe in that? Is any text purporting this to be an account and not a myth? Also this makes no sense. Where was the giant if the universe didn't exist? It would have to exist and he would have to be in it to make it which is a contradiction. When we die we become dust nothing to do with trees so you can put that Odin myth to rest as it's just been disproven.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:15 No.574062
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    >>574023
    If everything had to be created, then God had to be created. If you say that god was not created, the statement that everything needs to be created is not logically valid, and your argument is, by definition, false.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:16 No.574070
    >>574058
    don't ever fuck with odin
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:17 No.574081
    >>574058
    Sarcasm is lost on you. I know you are just a troll, but your efforts are so poor that I won't bother anymore. Skirmishing with a good troll can be fune, but you are just lame.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:18 No.574090
    >>574058
    Oden and Ymir already existed "outside" of this universe. Therefor, they are exempt from the rules. Duh, they're gods dude. Well, one was a giant...
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:19 No.574097
    >>574058
    Where was god if the universe didn't exist? God couldn't exist in a universe which did not exist, correct?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:20 No.574113
    >>573987
    most scientists in the anglo-american world believe in evolution not because their fields confirm it but simply because the socialist schools taught them so.

    Also a lot of scientists - phd level or otherwise - do not believe in evolution or have serious doubts about it explanatory power.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:22 No.574129
    >>574058
    >implying that doesn't make sense
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:23 No.574139
    >>574004

    Please see

    >>573915
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:24 No.574147
    >>574025
    >That's actually true. In a situation with two parents, no mutation typically takes place, rather the mixing of genes creates diversity in offspring genes. However, with bacteria, where new bacteria are essentially genetic copies of the single parent bacteria, for diversity to occur there must be a mutation.
    No. They are copying themselves multiplying and they have no evolved new features or complexity they previously didn't have.

    >Essentially, genetic diversity is what allows evolution to happen, but that doesn't necessarily mean mutation is the cause of that diversity.
    Cool story bro. The diversity is there, how did it come about. No gene sequencing will show you this came about by the fairy tale process which is supposed to exist of the evolutionary theory. Fairy tale was fairy tale, is fairy tale, and will be fairy tale until hopefully one day it's a thing of the past in everyone's mind.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:25 No.574163
    >>574147
    are you implying there's no such thing as genetic diversity?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:27 No.574179
    1. genetic mutations occur (fact)
    2. things that live longer and have more sex reproduce more
    3. things live and have sex, and occasionally 1 happens

    therefore evolution

    ib4micro vs macro evolution: walk many feet, never reach mile
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:27 No.574181
    >This is just wrong. Evolution is the belief that changes to organisms occur over generations as a result of natural selection.
    By the complexity increasing mutations. Natural selection just spreads these about according to the fairy tale of evolution.

    >That's it, pure and simple. At its core it says nothing of mutation, creating gene complexity, or anything like that.
    Yes it does. This is all it is at its core - a genetic theory.

    >Those are aspects that are currently debatable, but to say that evolutionary theory must support those aspects is wrong.
    The process doesn't exist, it has never been shown now had increase in complexity been shown. No amount of paleo-babble will change that.

    >I'll say it again, EVOLUTION IS THE BELIEF THAT CHANGES TO ORGANISMS OCCUR OVER GENERATIONS AS A RESULT OF NATURAL SELECTION.
    No. I don't know anyone who doesn't believe in natural selection. Evolutionists believe natural selection spreads new genes which increase the complexity of the organism which has mutated them by this fairy tale process.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:29 No.574195
    >>574181
    >>Natural selection

    You have absolutely no idea what that term means, do you?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:29 No.574202
    >>574062
    >If everything had to be created, then God had to be created. If you say that god was not created, the statement that everything needs to be created is not logically valid, and your argument is, by definition, false.
    No because God needs to be outside of the universe to create it and to say the cause of the universe had to be created leads to an infinite regression which makes no sense philosophically because you'd never reach the present by having an infinite number of causes in the past. This philosophical dilemma is also a reason why the universe can't be infinite. Therefor the only tenable position is that the cause of the universe was always there, never created.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:30 No.574212
    >>574181


    See >>573915
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:30 No.574219
    >>574081
    >Sarcasm is lost on you. I know you are just a troll, but your efforts are so poor that I won't bother anymore. Skirmishing with a good troll can be fune, but you are just lame.
    Trying to play it off as if it was sarcasm.
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:31 No.574223
    >>574181

    >The process doesn't exist

    Hey bro go outside and get a tan. Then make sure your kids get a tan. Eventually your descendants will be born with darker skin!

    Who would have thought?
    >> Anonymous 04/08/10(Thu)21:31 No.574224
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    >>574147
    >No. They are copying themselves multiplying and they have no evolved new features or complexity they previously didn't have.

    Ummm, yes they do. Their new evolved feature is their immunity to previous antibiotics.

    >Cool story bro. The diversity is there, how did it come about. No gene sequencing will show you this came about by the fairy tale process which is supposed to exist of the evolutionary theory. Fairy tale was fairy tale, is fairy tale, and will be fairy tale until hopefully one day it's a thing of the past in everyone's mind.

    The diversity came about either through genetic mutations or through the mixing of parents' genes. Or did you not learn about dominant and recessive genes in science class yet?



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