I love debating with creationists because they are so one dimensional that they always end up flat on their faces, the more they bang on the bigger hole they dig for themselves, must be awful for proper Christians to be associated with them
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Neoteny wrote:
Well, we will probably always bicker over definitions, but it's valiant of you to try and avoid that. I'd give you a tentative green light to go ahead and make any point you're trying to make.
Jenos Ridan wrote:I rest my case.
Jenos Ridan wrote:Neoteny wrote:
Well, we will probably always bicker over definitions, but it's valiant of you to try and avoid that. I'd give you a tentative green light to go ahead and make any point you're trying to make.
Ok, now that I have some time to get back to this........
It has been established already by HeavyCola and Frigidus that nothing is predestined; people have complete freedom of choice.
Therefore, I find it impossible to believe that Homosexuals can be born that way. What they do cannot be predetermined because it involves actions. Actions are preceded by thoughts, all conscious actions in fact. Since it begins in the mind, it cannon be predetermined because nothing with regard to the mind can be predetermined. Therefore, it is a lifestyle that is chosen. And why this lifestyle is said to be born out of predetermined factors is odd since it seems to be alone in the wide range of human behaviour. Is murder predetermined?
I rest my case.
Jenos Ridan wrote:Neoteny wrote:
Well, we will probably always bicker over definitions, but it's valiant of you to try and avoid that. I'd give you a tentative green light to go ahead and make any point you're trying to make.
Ok, now that I have some time to get back to this........
It has been established already by HeavyCola and Frigidus that nothing is predestined; people have complete freedom of choice.
Therefore, I find it impossible to believe that Homosexuals can be born that way. What they do cannot be predetermined because it involves actions. Actions are preceded by thoughts, all conscious actions in fact. Since it begins in the mind, it cannon be predetermined because nothing with regard to the mind can be predetermined. Therefore, it is a lifestyle that is chosen. And why this lifestyle is said to be born out of predetermined factors is odd since it seems to be alone in the wide range of human behaviour. Is murder predetermined?
I rest my case.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Neoteny wrote:Fastposted by Frigid. Also, in defense of spiders, they are awesome. Leave them alone. Gays too, for that matter.

Juan_Bottom wrote:Ok, that health bars thing was hilarious. R.E. in real life....
Gays have health bars too right?

Juan_Bottom wrote:Ok, that health bars thing was hilarious. R.E. in real life....
Gays have health bars too right?
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.

Thread derailed. Fear the power of the non sequitur.Juan_Bottom wrote:
His ass is happy to see you.
A gay's ass is happy to see you too, right?
All forums have ADD. It's true.Frigidus wrote:Thread derailed. Fear the power of the non sequitur.Juan_Bottom wrote:
His ass is happy to see you.
A gay's ass is happy to see you too, right?
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.

My head just asploded.jonesthecurl wrote:Only because it was preplanned from the instan of creation that all threas would be derailed.
Oops, I've put us back on track.
("Oops," says God, "I hadn't thought of that...")
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Can you prove this? No, you cannot... not really, not imperically and unequivocably.Backglass wrote: Invisible mystery gods aren't real and Men are men...even ancient ones.
Jesus was a man...just like you and me. No magical powers...other than the powers of persuasion. Did he believe his own rhetoric? Who knows.
Can you prove that Fire Breathing Dragons aren't real?PLAYER57832 wrote:Can you prove this? No, you cannot... not really, not imperically and unequivocably.

are registered trademarks of Backglass Heavy Industries.LocutusofBorg01 wrote: I know enough about evolution and genetics to know they don't go together

Thanks jones, I thought it was just me because I'd been drinking.jonesthecurl wrote:Please only ride your hobby horse in one direction at a time - I'm getting dizzy.
There are lots of things we humans do that don't make sense scientifically. Why are we on this forum for example? Seems like a waste of time from a strict scientific perspective.HourofPower wrote:However, homosexuality is an oxymoron. Sexual reproduction is designed to facilitate reproduction. Homosex does not facilitate reproduction. Therefore homosex is meaningless and asinine, scientifically.
If the human race was gay from the start we wouldnt of got past the first humans.
But the thing is, God doesn't just know what's happening, he made it that way. It would be like me writing the history book and then reading it. Sure, I'm looking at it from an outside standpoint but I still created it. It couldn't have been any different from what I wrote.HourofPower wrote:Thirdly,
Just because I read a history book, and know what happened at a certain time, doesn't mean that the people of that time didn't choose their own actions.
Sure, there is only ONE outcome, but they chose it.
Think of god as having a giant book, the Entire History of the Universe. (making it simple for you guys) In it is every event ever. So why couldnt of those events have been decided by human choice, then recorded after and viewed by the omnipotent (everywhere/when at once) God.
What makes you think you can outline and define something that no human will ever understand.
I'm not using that argument as a proof of God, only that He needs no creator. That's assuming God exists.So...you're using the old something absolutely perfect would exist rather than not exist so it exists argument? That was, like, the first attempted proof of God ever, and it's been debunked many times. Defining something into existence makes no sense.
It's amazing you seem to not grasp the concept of definitions. Evolution denies God, so we must be able to understand everything using natural processes. The First Law of Thermodynamics states "Matter cannot be created or destroyed" (speaking in terms of natural processes). Therefore, the universe has the same amount of matter as it did when it began. Matter cannot come from energy or anything else. Matter cannot be created naturally. Therefore, without a Creator, the universe could not exist.It's amazing to me that the Universe needs a creator, but God does not.
Yeah, I thought of that later. My bad...Ok, you acccept thet part, but you don't except the part that the collapse may spawn another cycle of the universe??? Your taking half sciences to support your claim. And it's annoying as hell.
China never fell, Ireland retained it's culture (unlike Israel), we aren't counting Eastern Europe through WWII. Britain and Saxony are not the same.Vietnam, Britain--though by a different name... Do you count China??? Ireland??? Poland???
No. The term Christian was coined in the 1st century AD in Syria Antioch. The Greek translation is "Little Christ". It was meant as an insult, kind of like Yankee Doodle.Didn't Catholics coin the term Christian?
Not exactly. There are Christians who I seriously disagree with in terms of certain doctrines of Christianity, but I don't say they are not Christians, because they believe the core of the Bible.That way, salvation can only be acheived through their version of faith. Scare tactics again.
Wrong again. There was actually a split when the Bible was put together. The Catholics (which at that point were still right in their beliefs) and the non-Catholics disagreed on six books (I think it is) called the Apocrapha. The non-Catholics kept them out of the Bible, while the Catholics put them in.they put the New Testament together
Really? I agree there are some amazingly isolated homeschoolers, but that's not the whole (by the way, yes I'm homeschooled, though I haven't always been). I consider science to be one of the most important things man could pursue. Science is great, as long as it isn't mis-applied (which it often is). Believe me, if science ever finds ET, I'll be the first in line to meet him.Secondly there is a difference between getting educated at home, because there were no available schools, and being deliberately isolated from modern scientific knowledge. One is a result of logistics the other an exercise in brain washing, they are not comparable and no history book will suggest they are.
That's like us building an aquarium for a guppy and saying the guppy would be able to understand the workings of the water filter.I mean, if a being could create the universe, we'd probably be able to understand every aspect of it.
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