Well apparently the system of epistemology has been redefined by the atheists.
e.g. what is naturalistic? Atheistically speaking?
Sam, stop playing dumb. Your questions are not meant for discussion, and you know it.
Well apparently the system of epistemology has been redefined by the atheists.
e.g. what is naturalistic? Atheistically speaking?
Sam, stop playing dumb. Your questions are not meant for discussion, and you know it.
Okay, you give me the correct sequence of evidence that determines the "naturalistic (atheistic definition applies here)" basis of the atheist dogma.
So the evidence is
Nothing known or unknown --->the big bang--->laws of matter and energy----> genetics, evolution et al.
Darling, everything becomes so clear once you explain it.
You presume too much. :shrug:
Is there a reason you won't answer the questions? I am curious to hear your side of it.
Dearest, I agree with everything you've said except the one part. I've modified your chain of events to reflect it. You can definitely take this to the bank.
Nothing known or unknown --->the big bang--->laws of matter and energy----> genetics, evolution et al.
bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
So you are getting the next No-bells prize then *raptures*
I did not realise that you had solved the mystery of creation.
So do tell me how the laws of matter and energy predict the evolution of genetics?
Geoff darling, there is a persistent fly in the room; do get rid of it.
Your questions are not meant for discussion sam. That much is clear. You're not interested in answers. If you were, you wouldn't be repeating the same ridiculous, nonsensical questions over and over again.
Dahling! Dahling, are you all right? *waves smelling salts under nose* You've had a frightful scare. You should have a lie down in an expensive dressing gown and an alcoholic drink.
Indeed! I amaze even myself sometimes; but rarely, really.
Hmm. Yeah, I think so. Not really my area though. But if you can generate amino acids on a two-year NSF grant from unconstituted chemical crap, I'd say so.
I shall call the gardener, dear. It won't be a minute.
Q said:bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
SAM said:There appears to be a persistent fly in the room.
You guys ought to be ashamed to call yourselves men...this girl is taking you to the cleaners.
How about Tshirt and shorts and a cuppa tay?
btw, lying down in an alcoholic drink? Is it a bubbly?
Yeah, won't it be awesome when someone finally does it? I wonder what it is that we're missing, probably a Duh! factor once we know it.
Could you please edit that quote? Some people are so sensitive.
'Scuse me? Hush.
Whoops. With an alcoholic drink. And a dark-eyed, hauntingly suggestive diva stare.
Naughty naughty.
I think they've done it already.
Only to a limited extent, which begs the question, why would you need those specific conditions when it happens so easily now?
What was wrong with that?
Don't ask.
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Naughty naughty.
Only to a limited extent, which begs the question, why would you need those specific conditions when it happens so easily now?
Those were the conditions then.
Don't ask.
No seriously: what was wrong with that? I didn't mean to insult you or anything. That was a 40s-style pampered society movie style quote.
Those were the conditions then..
No seriously: what was wrong with that? I didn't mean to insult you or anything. That was a 40s-style pampered society movie style quote
I shall call the gardener, dear. It won't be a minute.
Yes, but surely conditions today far surpass those at the time? After all we reproduce with ease, do we not?
I mean the quote to which you responded with this:
We do. But the conditions of that period were not those of today.
Why would you need specific conditions of a primeval nature to create amino acids? What was so special about the conditions then and there?