Creation Museum

[Menehune Man]

Re: Creation Museum

Hey, that's pretty good CRider!

Here's a quote I found that fits the situation...

"The unbelieving mind would not be convinced by any proof,
and the worshiping heart needs none."

don't know the author

[acousticlady]

Re: Creation Museum

As to my theory on our place in the universe:

Our solar system is really just an atom, and we live on one of the electrons traveling around that atom.

To top off my theory, "our atom" is just one of zillions that make up a pile of dog shit in some larger universe somewhere

That is excellent!!!

[sinjin]

Re: Creation Museum

That basic molecules accidentally formed into various amoeboid life forms which then accidentally stumbled into becoming a human being is very far far far from fact.

Abiogenesis has not been "proven" and likely can never be given its remoteness from us. That life came about through natural processes is simply my default position. Any other proposition involving supernatural first causes falls into the category of myth as they are all equally metaphorical IMO.

Your hostility is something I never meant to arouse. Have I given you reason to dislike me personally? I'm well aware that I can be abrasive.

[kamuelakea]

Re: Creation Museum

That life came about through natural processes is simply my default position.

That is why it is your religion. Not science.

Enjoy your religion Sinjin and Greentara. You are extremely religious people even though you would probably deny it. Maybe you still don't even recognize it.

Anyway, just enjoy your church of evolution and random selection (as the source for mankind). May be irrational but as long as you don't bother anyone else, I don't care what religion you choose.

[sinjin]

Re: Creation Museum

That is why it is your religion. Not science.

Enjoy your religion Sinjin and Greentara. You are extremely religious people even though you would probably deny it. Maybe you still don't even recognize it.

Anyway, just enjoy your church of evolution and random selection (as the source for mankind). May be irrational but as long as you don't bother anyone else, I don't care what religion you choose.

You've said all that three times now and it's still not true simply because you say so. I see it as perfectly rational not to introduce the supernatural given the absence of reliable evidence for its existence.

[Walkoff Balk]

Re: Creation Museum

http://gma.yahoo.com/39-bill-nye-sci...ries.html?vp=1

Who's favored?