Wow, a laughable understanding of how evolution works. Thanks for the LOL!Leo Lyons wrote:Why? Because humans have navels. If humans evolved from scum and slime, why did we need navels to begin with?
I about spit out my Mountain Dew!
Wow, a laughable understanding of how evolution works. Thanks for the LOL!Leo Lyons wrote:Why? Because humans have navels. If humans evolved from scum and slime, why did we need navels to begin with?
Ummm, Leo - the point is that the portrait is supposed to be Adam and Eve. According to Biblical account, God created Adam directly, and Eve from one of his ribs. Belly buttons have only the use of umbilical remains from birth. Neither Adam nor Eve was born, thus they could not possibly have had navels.Leo Lyons wrote:...Had they not been there, that would have been noticed. Why? Because humans have navels. If humans evolved from scum and slime, why did we need navels to begin with?
It don't take all kinds- we just GOT all kinds.
I know what point he's making, what I'm saying is that the portrait was painted long after Adam & Eve was created, and since people had navels when the portrait was painted, to leave them off would make for a pretty silly looking painting.O Really wrote: Ummm, Leo - the point is that the portrait is supposed to be Adam and Eve. According to Biblical account, God created Adam directly, and Eve from one of his ribs. Belly buttons have only the use of umbilical remains from birth. Neither Adam nor Eve was born, thus they could not possibly have had navels.
You'll have to forgive Leo. He was hatched.bannination wrote:Wow, a laughable understanding of how evolution works. Thanks for the LOL!Leo Lyons wrote:Why? Because humans have navels. If humans evolved from scum and slime, why did we need navels to begin with?
I about spit out my Mountain Dew!
Dummy. We're talking about the frickin' painting. Religion may be a fantasy to y'all, but the painting is real.Vrede wrote:Interestingly, Leo Lyons is stating a point that Bungalow Bill has often argued - Once one accepts a fantasy, the details don't matter.
You lose again loser; even what hatches out of an egg has a umbilical.Stinger wrote:You'll have to forgive Leo. He was hatched.
Apology for calling you a dummy. As I said, we're talking about a frickin' painting. Religion may be a fantasy to y'all, but the painting is real. It's not like Adam & Eve were posing live for the portrait. Had that been the case, I would have questioned the navels. (providing that I was struggling to find something to piss and moan about to begin with)Vrede wrote:Leo Lyons, I edited my post before I saw your response:Please either restate or alter your response before I reply.Vrede wrote:Interestingly, Leo Lyons is stating a point that Bungalow Bill has often argued: Once one accepts a fantasy, the details don't matter. I may have to side with him - art has to appeal to its patrons, not be logical. It's not like the painting was from an ancient biology text, though it could appear in a current Louisiana one.
I guess I should have known a reptile like you would figure that out.Leo Lyons wrote:You lose again loser; even what hatches out of an egg has a umbilical.Stinger wrote:You'll have to forgive Leo. He was hatched.
Now who said He was a white guy?bannination wrote:[img]....[/img]
Leo.....kiss my ass.Leo Lyons wrote: Are you joining forces with Homerfobe in the trolling department? Y'all make a good team, yep.
And he wants to kiss yours, too. Don't give him any personal information. The word "stalker" comes to mind when I read Homo's posts.Vrede wrote:Don't get angry, Leo, he meant it in a good way.homerfobe wrote:Leo.....kiss my ass.
Fascinating in the same way a train wreck is fascinating. I don't care if it's Warren Jeffs or Tom Cruise- we need better rules to police what these religions (and the asshole psychos hiding behind the phony label of religion) are allowed to do to kids, even their own. Germany has more adult attitude toward such nonsense as Scientology.bannination wrote:http://www.nypost.com/f/print/entertain ... zf1xrttMWP
A article with a unique and fascinating insight into Scientology.
I guess you could call it an ex cathedra announcement.O Really wrote:I didn't know a Pope could resign. If he's appointed or anointed by God, can he just say "I'm outta here" without frying for eternity?
You're the one with a backbone like a dog; kiss the damn nasty thing yourself.homerfobe wrote:Leo.....kiss my ass.