1. evolution is worse: dead stuff became alive and then became complex.
2. To have the complexity and information in nature requires someone to make it. There is no evidence for living organisms becoming more complex - only losing information.
3. Yes, parents teach morals but why do children want to do the wrong thing? Why are there universal morals? We can harden our hearts to the alarm of our conscience and live a life in opposition to what we know is right.
The Big Bang and Macro Evolution is a theory, it can't be proven. Whether one believes in a scientific explanation for our existence or in a religious explanation is still relying on faith in something that can't be fully proven. To say that putting ones faith in the Bible is ridiculous because science has all the answers is not the answer. If a person does not want to believe in the Bible, OK, but it is still valid to have faith in the Bible as it is to believe in evolution.
1.OK, don't evolutionist claim we came from nothing? If not, were did the stuff come from?
2. Invention/creation comes from intelligence + material. From examining an invention, we can consider the intelligence behind it; ergo in examining the natural world we can consider how intelligence may be behind it.
3. Can you coherently explain universal knowledge of right and wrong without a 'God' origin?
I wouldnt consider proteins and amino acids "nothing", The answer to what was before the big bang, Thats a pure theistic question now. Christianity is not the answer, no modern religion touches on that subject, Genesis is a crock of shit. Right and wrong IMO, comes from the ability to realise wow when that guy punches me it hurts, I bet if i Do it to him he will get hurt too. BAM, yep i guess were the same. Monkeys have a moral and family structure just like us.
They say the first thing a good business man must know is his or her customer. Unfortunately this video is aimed at the average Joe or Jane whose minds like the rest of us cannot easily wrap around the deep theories of science and therefore are easily led to believe that science theroies are tenuous. I have to respect the expert "Hucksterism" of christianity.
1. Christians said we came from nowhere, I do not know anyone else who does since it's an extraordinary claim. 2. That nature or human invention is cool does not prove an undetectable entity. Unless you go to a forest, everything around you is created by man and we impress eachother. 3. "Morals" is an effect of parents education to a child, experience, society reaction and empathy (neurological impulses).
1. Christians said we came from nowhere, I do not know anyone else who does since it's an extraordinary claim. 2. That nature or human invention is cool does not prove an undetectable entity. Unless you go to a forest, everything around you is created by man and we impress eachother. 3. "Morals" is an effect of parents education to a child, experience, society reaction and empathy (neurological impulses).
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1. evolution is worse: dead stuff became alive and then became complex.
2. To have the complexity and information in nature requires someone to make it. There is no evidence for living organisms becoming more complex - only losing information.
3. Yes, parents teach morals but why do children want to do the wrong thing? Why are there universal morals? We can harden our hearts to the alarm of our conscience and live a life in opposition to what we know is right.
evangelismaction 4 years ago
The Big Bang and Macro Evolution is a theory, it can't be proven. Whether one believes in a scientific explanation for our existence or in a religious explanation is still relying on faith in something that can't be fully proven. To say that putting ones faith in the Bible is ridiculous because science has all the answers is not the answer. If a person does not want to believe in the Bible, OK, but it is still valid to have faith in the Bible as it is to believe in evolution.
abidinginhisgrace 4 years ago
Thanks for viewing J. and K.
1.OK, don't evolutionist claim we came from nothing? If not, were did the stuff come from?
2. Invention/creation comes from intelligence + material. From examining an invention, we can consider the intelligence behind it; ergo in examining the natural world we can consider how intelligence may be behind it.
3. Can you coherently explain universal knowledge of right and wrong without a 'God' origin?
evangelismaction 4 years ago
I wouldnt consider proteins and amino acids "nothing", The answer to what was before the big bang, Thats a pure theistic question now. Christianity is not the answer, no modern religion touches on that subject, Genesis is a crock of shit. Right and wrong IMO, comes from the ability to realise wow when that guy punches me it hurts, I bet if i Do it to him he will get hurt too. BAM, yep i guess were the same. Monkeys have a moral and family structure just like us.
boozehound420 4 years ago
They say the first thing a good business man must know is his or her customer. Unfortunately this video is aimed at the average Joe or Jane whose minds like the rest of us cannot easily wrap around the deep theories of science and therefore are easily led to believe that science theroies are tenuous. I have to respect the expert "Hucksterism" of christianity.
KasparHauser4 4 years ago
1. Christians said we came from nowhere, I do not know anyone else who does since it's an extraordinary claim. 2. That nature or human invention is cool does not prove an undetectable entity. Unless you go to a forest, everything around you is created by man and we impress eachother. 3. "Morals" is an effect of parents education to a child, experience, society reaction and empathy (neurological impulses).
JemyM 4 years ago
1. Christians said we came from nowhere, I do not know anyone else who does since it's an extraordinary claim. 2. That nature or human invention is cool does not prove an undetectable entity. Unless you go to a forest, everything around you is created by man and we impress eachother. 3. "Morals" is an effect of parents education to a child, experience, society reaction and empathy (neurological impulses).
JemyM 4 years ago