AntiAlias wrote:
Please. You've been confusing biology with cosmology this entire thread. Tell us more about your understanding of anything related to science.
By the way, can you provide an experiment where we can test and observe the Intelligent Designer you insist exists?
It's already been determined that you are an idiot...re-register on the forum and try to start over.
Damn son, try to think above the elementary level. You may have to start over again as well, maybe your new handle could be...oh lets see...AlanS or something.
Damn son, try to think above the elementary level. You may have to start over again as well, maybe your new handle could be...oh lets see...AlanS or something.
So you're gonna double-down on being stupid.. .. I suppose you could do nothing else...
It's obvious that someone needs to bring you kicking and screaming into the 21st century... . The phenomena known as a Black Hole has NOTHING to do with a vacuum nor the emptiness of space... PERIOD Actually it's quite the opposite.. .. It is the gravity from it's mass that produces the effect.. ..
So we know that you're loud-mouthed and stupid.... I'm betting you're obstinate too.. ..
Who cares what a group of primitive polygamous perverts thought way way back in the day?
Their supernatural nonsense has long ago been superseded by rationalism and science. Now
they're just a rather curious circle of slack-jawed know nothings, at least the ones that existed.
Who knows how many were just figments of people's imaginations?
Just because we may not completely understand how the universe came to be is no reason to
think there was some kind of supernatural force involved.
Bungalow said "Just because we may not completely understand how the universe came to be is no reason to
think there was some kind of supernatural force involved.
So if we do not understand how the universe came to be how do we know that a supernatural force wasn't involved. Your statement says we don't know so why rule out anything?
There is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about the universe's
origin, just as there is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about
it now.
Bungalow Bill wrote:There is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about the universe's
origin, just as there is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about
it now.
If you knew the definition of "supernatural", you would realize that you are making my point...thank you in advance...
supernatural: "unexplainable by natural law". That means...oh nevermind. You may as well bow out now like lizard boy and bannination have already done.
Bungalow Bill wrote:There is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about the universe's
origin, just as there is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about
it now.
If you knew the definition of "supernatural", you would realize that you are making my point...thank you in advance...
supernatural: "unexplainable by natural law". That means...oh nevermind. You may as well bow out now like lizard boy and bannination have already done.
Bungalow Bill wrote:There is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about the universe's
origin, just as there is no particular reason to think there is anything supernatural about
it now.
If you knew the definition of "supernatural", you would realize that you are making my point...thank you in advance...
supernatural: "unexplainable by natural law". That means...oh nevermind. You may as well bow out now like lizard boy and bannination have already done.