Response to TheTruthaboutStuff

Hey I tried out a scripted response but what can I say. I am not Hollywood material by any means.

It comes down to what is more supernatural?

Is God really so suppernatural if you have undirected and unintelligent Chaos as some kind of natural creator force with no intelligence to all the well ordered and wonderfully complex life around us?

I may have gone to far in the meatpuppet analogy but in my scripting what I was saying I thought at least minimally humorous. I am showing that my cat may be plotting to kill me after all.

But even in the death there you see life doing it's natural cleanup work on the uneaten remains of a Mourning Dove.

I did not cover much but then ten minuets is enough I think.

Let me post the talkorigins link I was reading about the bat fossils.

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-transitional/part2a.html

you will see the bit I talk about along with other gaps. I will check out what you are saying about the discovery institute.

And it is worthy to checkout this site from Oxford: http://www.investigatingatheism.info/index.html

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• God

[htoontube]

Would you like to spell "response" correctly first before assuming to respond to anyone?

[rusty2029]

Yeah I fail at spelling.

[rusty2029]

Posted by sci0nparag0n

Supernatural means outside the laws of nature. Your god, by definition, must work outside the laws of nature. Science operates within the laws of nature in an attempt to understand them. So, yeah if there was a god it could not be proved or falsified by science. That in turn means it has NO PLACE IN A SCHOOL AND ESPECIALLY NOT A SCIENCE CLASS.

--And I hit the wrong reply button

[flyingscience]

Why the dead bird ? God is a happy thought and a security blanket .Chaos is the wrong word.Supernatural is too fictional as far as anyone knows.