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giraffes are pretty much proof of evolutionWhat the hell? No they are not. Most certainly are not. If you are referring to the long neck that is adaptation to one's environment over thousands of years.
The big bang theory, that the whole universe was creating in a WTFBOOOM like thing, was that not out of nothing?Not all of it. http://www.grandunificationtheory.com/history.bigbang.jpg
It's funny because mutation doesn't add any new information, it only deletes existing info or copys it.So? Changing something in one chromosome can make it act way differently than before.
No, no no no noAgreed. I find this topic far, far more intriguing that anything else going on the board at this time.
Debating is good, healthy fun
I did that because obviously people don't get it and I see more Atheists trying to force what they believe down peoples throats.I don't see me as forcing science down your throats. I am simply providing scientific answers/comments to your questions/comments on religion.
I've been considering joining a debate team actually.Mutation bro, mutation. http://novelty.wikispaces.com/Evolution+of+hair
Well, that's enough off-topic for now
The reptile-amphibian-fish thing grew hair.
How did he grow hair
OP made this thread to provoke a religion war.I don't think so.
And, laying eggs somehow evolved into internal fertilization?Ah. You must not be aware of the animals that are capable of fertilizing themselves. They are both male and female.
So, as I said, there was suddenly stuffloads of so-called evidence that "disproved" the existance of God and Heaven.Actually no. There is no evidence that disproves the existence of god and such. It's that there is no evidence that proves them.
True.
Suspected in the form of Ice comets, yes. It arrived. there are many other theories, though.
At least I have an explanation that isn't circumstantial.To you that is. I find science more believable than a story of a man who made an universe in a week.
And how did humans, or in fact mammals begin here?
single celled organisms and bacteria that formed from amino-acids which then evolved over millions of yearsTrue. Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzHpQ5Sjk-s&feature=BFa&list=PL04069798F20AF8E4&index=11
They seem to think that atheists and agnostics are like free game because they don't already believe in a made-up man in the clouds who made all the matter in the universe in seven days and then decided to focus on ONE LITTLE INSIGNIFICANT PLANET CALLED EARTH for all eternityThat's because we are? Atheists lack religion. Why wouldn't they try to convert us if their god says so? They won't try to convert other people from other religions because they already believe in their own stories. Atheist don't believe in any stories so Christians think we are free game for religious convertion.
You can't feel gravity, persay. It is just there. You don't actually feel it. Or see it.Yes you can feel gravity. It is your most basic sensation. I can feel gravity pulling me towards the ground all the time. Me can also observe it's effects on other objects and measure it. But it's true that we cannot see it but we can visualize it.
You can't feel magnetism, or once again see it.
Well, I'm a Christian as well. But I respect other people's opinions and I honestly don't give a stuff if someone doesn't have the same beliefs as I do. I understand that they have their own reasons for believing in what they want to believe inThank you. I wish there were more people like you.
All I can think of would be changing it to/from Additive/Subtractive in the exporter.It doesn't effect the transparency level. That bottle is additive.
Bevel SubsurfFixored.
How come life has yet to be found somewhere else?Good question. There are several reasons. First there would need to be a habitable planet with an intelligent enough alien life form that is capable of space travel. Okay, not necessarily too hard to find.
Oh, Christian, by the way.
Or, and I am leaning this way, if the Earth wasn't in the habitable zone, life wouldn't have been here to begin with.Exactly.
The only thing the habitable zone proves is that life can't inhabit inhabitable places. Go figure.
Think about these things though... The Earth was placed at the perfect distance from the sun to sustain life - chance? A few miles more or less and human life would be impossible. That's only one example of the many miracles that seem extremrly unlikely to have occurred by chance alone.
Argh. Every time I hear that argument it ticks me off. Of course to us it seems like this really amazing thing that we are just at the right distance from a star where it is not too cold and not too hot. That is because life as we know it cannot exist at any other distance from a star! Every start has it's own habitable zone around it at which water can exist as liquid. Planets that have orbits within that zone are the only ones that, as far as we know, can support intelligent life. So there can't be any humans around in some barren rock planet thinking "Well this sucks, we are way too far away from our star so it's freezing in here" because they would not be able to exist in such a planet.
Explain how this proves there's a god.Because god placed this planet on just the perfect orbit around a star. You know. Like all those other hundreds of similar planets around the universe that orbit the habitable zone of a star.
