...I know that you are a troll, and have questionable mental capabilities based on your trolling and obsession with me. Is that more adhoms or just truth?
...I know that you are a troll, and have questionable mental capabilities based on your trolling and obsession with me. Is that more adhoms or just truth?
And a precursor to life, with 13.83 billion years to evolve via chemistry.I know "organic compound" sounds very life-like, but amino acids and other organic compounds only contain chemical bonds. No life.
Yep, evidence of the only scientific reason for life...Abiogenesis via chemistry.No life, just chemical reactions.
Again, no life. Just fooling yourself with life-like chemistry.
Pot, kettle, black again?Evidence of chemistry, but no evidence of abiogenesis. Be honest with or educate yourself.
Yes, lets...Religion did its best to stifle science, at a time when the church was supreme.Not by Biblical doctrine. But you could ask the same of science. So no people ever used science to justify genocide, eugenics, etc.? What people do does not necessarily impugn the source of what they espouse. Correlation is not causation, otherwise science caused genocide.
Again, be honest with yourself.
Life is chemistry. It's how life on Earth works.I know "organic compound" sounds very life-like, but amino acids and other organic compounds only contain chemical bonds. No life.
That's like saying "no electromagnetic waves, just light."No life, just chemical reactions.
Abiogenesis is the theory that inorganic precursors began replicating, and were able to inherit characteristics of previous generations. That's life. Even if you think life is all chemistry (which it is.) So evidence that those inorganic precursors can become organic molecules capable of replicating is evidence of abiogenesis.Evidence of chemistry, but no evidence of abiogenesis.
Excellent dodge! But of course you didn't say anything about Bible doctrine, did you? You said "religions don't make scientific claims." I gave you several examples of religions that DID make scientific claims, claims strong enough to imprison (and even kill) people and ban books.Not by Biblical doctrine.
To be fair and honest, paddoboy, was it not groups, individuals, or more simply, man that used Religion to do their best to stifle science, at a time when the church was supreme?...Religion did its best to stifle science, at a time when the church was supreme.
And again, to be fair and honest, Religion of course did not justify genocide or anything else, paddoboy. It has always been groups, individuals, or more simply, man using Religion as an excuse for their inhumanity.Science of course did not justify genocide or anything else. Individuals, man, used science as an excuse for their inhumanity.
...Are you suggesting scientists should not have delved into the atom for fear of the power evil people may release from that?
How about the good that came from it...you know, X-Rays, MRI scans and such.
...Not only do you need to honest with yourself, you should avoid making excuses to justify your unjustifiable and unevidenced beliefs.
...like the obsession shown in the "Is FraggleRocker still with us?" Thread : http://www.sciforums.com/threads/is-fragglerocker-still-with-us.163186/#post-3639335 , where I simply couldn't keep myself from Posting the 3rd Post in that thread in some sort of freaky, precognitive and entirely obsessive response to the Ad-Hominem attack that you made in the 4th Post ?...based on your...obsession with me...
No, it's really not. Life has characteristics chemistry alone does not display. I can see why you'd have a vested interest in conflating the two though. Anything to justify your faith.Life is chemistry. It's how life on Earth works.
No, it's really not. A electromagnetic wave can be light, but a chemical reaction, alone, is not life. Man, the mental gymnastics you must go through.That's like saying "no electromagnetic waves, just light."
No, it's really not. But thanks for demonstrating your complete ignorance of the actual science.Abiogenesis is the theory that inorganic precursors began replicating, and were able to inherit characteristics of previous generations. That's life. Even if you think life is all chemistry (which it is.) So evidence that those inorganic precursors can become organic molecules capable of replicating is evidence of abiogenesis.
Religions are not the individual adherents, any more than science is individual scientists. Hence religions don't make scientific claims. Pretty simple reasoning there. You gave examples of individuals making claims against science, and I gave you examples of people making claims with science, claims strong enough to motivate genocide.Excellent dodge! But of course you didn't say anything about Bible doctrine, did you? You said "religions don't make scientific claims." I gave you several examples of religions that DID make scientific claims, claims strong enough to imprison (and even kill) people and ban books.
So to answer your actual post - yes, religions DO sometimes make scientific claims.
The very fact that mythical beliefs, a trademark of religion, contradicts science, and then using that to stifle science and preach nonsense, is at the very core of religion and the harm mythical beliefs can do.To be fair and fonest, paddoboy, was it not groups, individuals, or more simply, man that used Religion to do their best to stifle science, at a time when the church was supreme?
Yes, that would be nice dmoe...you know, to be fair and honest.And again, to be fair and honest, Religion of course did not justify genocide or anything else, paddoboy. It has always been groups, individuals, or more simply, man using Religion as an excuse for their inhumanity.
yes, that just about sums up the level of your pretentious intelligence and mentality. Is that an adhom?...
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Why would you need to show any evidence for abiogenesis.. it's obvious...there is no other way life could have started any other way.What atheists DON'T do is show evidence...for their belief in things like abiogenesis.
...like the obsession shown in the "Is FraggleRocker still with us?" Thread : http://www.sciforums.com/threads/is-fragglerocker-still-with-us.163186/#post-3639335 , where I simply couldn't keep myself from Posting the 3rd Post in that thread in some sort of freaky, precognitive and entirely obsessive response to the Ad-Hominem attack that you made in the 4th Post ?
Religions have their Theories/Models/Beliefs
Human Scientific Knowledge
Human Religious Knowledge.
Trying???You are really really trying to live up to your pseudonym, and do so well with your effort
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To be fair and fonest, paddoboy, was it not groups, individuals, or more simply, man that used Religion to do their best to stifle science, at a time when the church was supreme?
AH...but therein lies the rub, paddoboy...another in a very long line of Ad-Hominem Attacks from you could be construed as, or indeed indicative of, somewhat of an obsession.One reply does not an obsession make dmoe...but if you like there is plenty of recorded history, if I was to chose to waste the time on someone not worthy of the time.
I just see the need to refute your obsessions with me and your stupidity and highlight your mental capacity as you post. I certainly do not waste the time searching for the nonsensical attitude that the forum as a whole recognises, and that is evident in your past history and as recently mentioned by James. Oh, sorry PssstAH...but therein lies the rub, paddoboy...another in a very long line of Ad-Hominem Attacks from you could be construed as, or indeed indicative of, somewhat of an obsession.
psst...paddoboy.
...some readers of your Posts might even find it kind of an obsession that you constantly choose to waste so much time on someone that in your Ad-Hominem Attacks you repeatedly claim to be not worthy of the time.
Sure, if "obvious" means without evidence. You know, obvious to the true believers. "No other way" means it's literally not falsifiable. That's not science, that's belief. Presuming only scientific answers are possible, when science itself states there are things forever beyond it, is scientism. But neat little mythology you have there. Lightening, huh? From Zeus?Why would you need to show any evidence for abiogenesis.. it's obvious...there is no other way life could have started any other way.
If you just use reason you can only come to that conclusion. It's not like there is a list of competing scientific theories each with different explanations as to how life started is there...the chemicals are all laying around in a pool lightning strikes a d you get life.. pretty simple.
What is there that you don't understand? And why do you want evidence for something so obvious as your request just seems like you are stalling in agreeing it's the only way.
I went to a creationist web site and they said the chances were astronomical which may be true but life is here which proves that even though the chances were slim life formed anyways.
Sure, if "obvious" means without evidence.
"No other way" means it's literally not falsifiable.
That's not science, that's belief.
Presuming only scientific answers are possible
when science itself states there are things forever beyond it,
is scientism
But neat little mythology you have there.
Lightening, huh?
From Zeus?
If it's so obvious, create life already.
Just like you demand to see God to accept its existence.
Or are you just a hypocrite who can't see how you have different standards for your own beliefs compared to those of others?
that saying "life is here" so it must have been God (which you'll note, I've never said)
In both cases, something existing does not, itself, explain its own origin. Nor does the bunch of vague arm waving you've offered.
The only rub worthy of any comment dmoe, is that you have been proven to be a troll, both here and elsewhere, and that you have acted totally dishonestly in many ways, most notable, and again proven, your misuse of the like system. The similar misuse you were corralled at SFN for.AH...but therein lies the rub, paddoboy...
Except that like the majority of your posts, you mix lies with innuendo and misinterpretation.Sure, if "obvious" means without evidence. You know, obvious to the true believers. "No other way" means it's literally not falsifiable. That's not science, that's belief.