Can't you read?
I don';t backtrack. I am discussing subjects with at least 6 others. My memory is not good enough to remember everything in every post to me.
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Can't you read?
Many rivers lead to the sea. From my viewpoint, any religion or belief which includes love, joy, harmony and search for truth can be a good path.
Why did God force the laws on Israel, and not the other countries?Israel was given a set of laws to fallow , when they fallowed the laws and regulations things went well for them . when they did not things went real bad . the record shows this to be true . the simple thing to do is to do things Gods way.
How do you define "well"? What in their history of "kinda-sorta government" to monarchy suggested their leaders were capable?Israel was given a set of laws to fallow , when they fallowed the laws and regulations things went well for them .
You denied the idea of virtual particles (vacuum fluctuations) and (somewhat bizarrely) indicated that a perfect vacuum would be needed. I pointed out the Casimir effect has been measured and hence you were wrong on both counts.I don';t backtrack. I am discussing subjects with at least 6 others. My memory is not good enough to remember everything in every post to me.
You denied the idea of virtual particles (vacuum fluctuations) and (somewhat bizarrely) indicated that a perfect vacuum would be needed. I pointed out the Casimir effect has been measured and hence you were wrong on both counts.
You then dismissed the theory and evidence as "scientific mumbo jumbo", to which I responded that the theory on which it is all based is actually one of the best tested in the history of science.
In short you've been denying science again - clearly it isn't only evolutionary science that you deny.
I googled "Casimir effect, and found it is not as clear cut as you said. My point is that nothing can't be the source of something. Not only is that absurd it is SCIENTIFICALLY impossible. According to Brad Lemley, this flickering has never been observed. My information is 15 years old, so maybe it has been by now, but what is the point even if it is true? It certainly can't explain the source of energy and life.
Let's say I want to follow the word of God. How would I know which religion / denomination is the true one?
I believe that is fine if one wishes to go to the sea but my wish is to have eternal life and that is only available through Jesus.Many rivers lead to the sea. From my viewpoint, any religion or belief which includes love, joy, harmony and search for truth can be a good path.
You're already living according to the word of God so there's nothing to choose. He either chooses you to hear his voice and obey his commands or he doesn't.
I believe that is an errant Calvinist view. The Bible is available to everyone who chooses to read it.
God doesn't belong to religion. All religions come from the worshiping of false gods built with human hands according to the knowledge of the Beast.
The Casimer effect has been measured and it matched the theory. However, the point was to demonstrate that you don't actually care about science - if you don't like it, you just deny that it's real.
As for the wider point - we know the universe exists and nobody really knows fundamentally why it does: why this reality and not nothing or something different? But postulating a god just leaves you with an exactly equivalent problem: why this god and not nothing or something different?
A reality with a god is exactly as mysterious as one without - god explains nothing.
I (and many other posters) have already done this. Trichromatic vision, for example:I will let you start with any life you want. Now explain genetically how its off spring developed characteristic for which it parents did not have a gene.
I (and many other posters) have already done this. Trichromatic vision, for example:
The Evolution of Trichromatic Color Vision by Opsin Gene Duplication in New World and Old World Primates
I believe you have that right.
I believe that is total fantasy.
none of them.Let's say I want to follow the word of God. How would I know which religion / denomination is the true one?
Let's say I want to follow the word of God. How would I know which religion / denomination is the true one?
Life is a fantasy once you understand how we're created.
Let's say I want to follow the word of God. How would I know which religion / denomination is the true one?