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sure one could argue that the meant to say globe, but it's more plausible to believe they thought it was actually a 2d circle, with bounderies you could fall off, which was popular belief at the time when they didn't even sail beyond the horizon... calling this a fact that turned out to be true , is quite the liberal interpretation of that text if you ask me |
People will argue about everything...And that's fine.
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People seem to think they know everything. That they have discovered absolute truths. Man's history shows this not the case. Quote:
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actually we can observe the changing of our own species, the average height is growing over the years, i think it's like several cm's more then 100 years ago there's plenty of research on how the human species is evolving |
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"The origin of new species by evolution has also been observed, both in the laboratory and in the wild. See, for example, (Weinberg, J.R., V.R. Starczak, and D. Jorg, 1992, "Evidence for rapid speciation following a founder event in the laboratory." Evolution 46: 1214-1220). The "Observed Instances of Speciation" FAQ in the talk.origins archives gives several additional examples. Even without these direct observations, it would be wrong to say that evolution hasn't been observed. Evidence isn't limited to seeing something happen before your eyes. Evolution makes predictions about what we would expect to see in the fossil record, comparative anatomy, genetic sequences, geographical distribution of species, etc., and these predictions have been verified many times over. The number of observations supporting evolution is overwhelming." From: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-misconceptions.html#observe Mike |
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no this is not a fact, this is interpretation a fact is , so and so , at that date, fell off his chair and bumped his head and having some means of verification not we think he said he bumped his head, but it could also have been his behind.. based on proof that something hit some other object.. if you are in metal shop in school, and it's exam time teacher tells you to mill a sphere with a radius of 10 cm and you cut out a 2cm thick circle with a saw... as you hand it in , you say , i meant to make a sphere, but this is how it did it , great isn't it ? what score do you think the teacher will give you?? science is not about "i think it was like that" or , "i think we can assume that's what he meant" |
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most believe that? :confused:
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The teaching of evolution as absolute truth is a good example of this. ( popular opinion of the day )
People don't want/refuse to believe that The Creator is involved. It's really about accountabilty, not truth. Evolution removes accountabilty. "Nothing matters. It was all chance." See the differance? Just the fact that the earth happens to be at the right distance from the sun to support life should put you on alert. Why does the earth stay in it's orbit without causing extreme high/low temperature spikes that would make life impossible? You tell me... KT |
it's atmosphere
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Scott , i was brought up a catholic, i've read several bibles
it's not that i dont' own one now for quotes that don't work in my real life , that i don't have a clue as to what's in it... observation that a hare eats it's own crap is hardly ground breaking is it? any farmer these days can tell you the same thing without reading a bible or a scientific journal |
Popular opinion of the day once held that the earth was the center of the then known universe.
Oh, how things have changed. I'll repeat myself, the word "circle" has also been translated as "globe or sphere" when describing the shape of the earth from the Bible book of Isaiah written in 732 BC. Point is, everyone agrees that the earth is a globe now. In 732 BC, this was not the case. It set's a pattern. Statements made in the Bible, no matter how unpopular, turn out to be truth anyway. You can't change this... KT |
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"It just happened"...Hmmmm. KT See you later, gotta go get my track tires;) |
I translate circle to mean a tuna fish sandwich. Mmmm, I'm hungry.
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The theory of evolution is not "under fire". At least not by people who understand it. Sure, you've got your armchair biologists criticizing things they don't know about, but where are the real challenges? The funny thing is that the theory of evolution would totally collapse if only *one* piece of evidence could be found to contradict it. Just one smoking gun. How hard could that be to find? Just *one* thing!
If the theory if so obviously wrong, why can't anyone demonstrate it's flaws? I mean, it must be simple to show where it fails? I guarantee you that huge amounts of fame and notoriety would be heaped onto the guy who proves once and for all that the evil "evolutionists" are wrong. Why doesn't that person come forward if the theory is so obviously flawed? It should be easy, right? Could it be that it isn't flawed? Could it be that it is actually the best explanation we have for the evidence? Why is it so hard to see that it might actually be true? What's the fear? Mike |
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You need to do a little research, there are a lot of good books by real scientist who enumerate the problems with evolution. That is if you are interested... Quote:
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Evolution doesn't happen in 100 years. |
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