UFO's: A "Strong Delusion" (evolve, Isaiah, scriptures, God)

[FFH]

Originally Posted by madhatter85

Look at all the strange looking beasts and insects on this world.

who is to say that Gos is experamenting with particles and artificial life forms for his own purposes?

although i do agree that "Aliens" would look like us, i do accept the possibility that there is some accuracy to the descriptions of aliens because you have to remember that not all parts of the universe will be the same in materials available.

While our bodies are created in the Likeness of God our bodies are flawed and adapted to live on this planet, to breathe oxygen, ect... while other's may have more complex cardiovascular systems and may live off breathing other elements than oxygen, we don't know.

The same thing that has been done in this world "has been done in other worlds". The pattern is the same, this is LDS doctrine.

There are no strange looking men on other worlds, only men and women patterned after the likeness of God (Jesus Christ) who created this world under the direction of the Father, who we are also created in the likeness of. The pattern is repeated over and over into the eternities with no end.

We can also possibly assume Christ had a savior and his Father also, who is also now God, who was once a man, etc. etc.

[silvermoon383]

Ok, let me put it this way: Since you want to delve in to science, you need to be able to back yourself up with mathematical/physical proof.

I can prove that the 1st Law of Motion (It's spelled Inertia by the way):

All motion can be described as a vector: a mathematical object that represents direction and magnitude (speed). Let say we have a particle that moves and we describe it's motion with the vector <3,4,5>. That means it is moving 3 units in the x direction, 4 along the y, and 5 along the z. Using Pythagorean's Theorum we quickly find that the magnitude (speed) of the particle is 5 units.

Now, tell me, with the entire motion of the particle as <3,4,5>, where in there does it show that it will slow down or speed up? NOWHERE. The particle will continue it's motion along that vector with that exact speed forever.

And as for your bit about initial motion, its very simple. The Big Bang. Something happened to the universe that caused it to expand suddenly, and every motion can be traced to that.

[Troublemane]

hey anybody else notice the title of this thread is misspelled?

[Hexaqua_David(II)]

Originally Posted by Troublemane

hey anybody else notice the title of this thread is misspelled?

We were all being kind by not mentioning it. Way to go meany!

[cardero]

Originally Posted by Troublemane

hey anybody else notice the title of this thread is misspelled?

What's srong with it?

[FFH]

Originally Posted by Troublemane

hey anybody else notice the title of this thread is misspelled?

Delusion - Wiki

[FFH]

Originally Posted by silvermoon383

Ok, let me put it this way: Since you want to delve in to science, you need to be able to back yourself up with mathematical/physical proof.

I can prove that the 1st Law of Motion (It's spelled Inertia by the way):

All motion can be described as a vector: a mathematical object that represents direction and magnitude (speed). Let say we have a particle that moves and we describe it's motion with the vector <3,4,5>. That means it is moving 3 units in the x direction, 4 along the y, and 5 along the z. Using Pythagorean's Theorum we quickly find that the magnitude (speed) of the particle is 5 units.

Now, tell me, with the entire motion of the particle as <3,4,5>, where in there does it show that it will slow down or speed up? NOWHERE. The particle will continue it's motion along that vector with that exact speed forever.

And as for your bit about initial motion, its very simple. The Big Bang. Something happened to the universe that caused it to expand suddenly, and every motion can be traced to that.

Okay, right, so in space you get things moving and they stay moving, but someone had to set the speed and gravitational pull just right for life to exist on this earth, and of course the distance from the sun has to be perfect as does the amount of oxygen and water for life to exist.

It's all too complex for life to be a product of random chance.

It boggles my mind that people actually believe the universe was a product of random chance.

[FFH]

Aztec UFO Hoax 1948
Rendlesham - UFO Hoax 1980
Finnish UFO Hoax 1997
Brazil UFO Abduction Hoax 2002

[silvermoon383]

Where did I say I believe that it was all random chance?

Oh, and the discovery of extremophiles shows that things don't have to be "just right" for life to exist. Life is quite literally everywhere.

[Tau]

Originally Posted by silvermoon383

Where did I say I believe that it was all random chance?

Oh, and the discovery of extremophiles shows that things don't have to be "just right" for life to exist. Life is quite literally everywhere.

Life will find a way, it is a pattern of nature as immutable and ingrained into the fabric of the universe as gravity is.