That's was not my point.
I mean origin of life.
If you agree that origin of life is came through evolution ,so you become the first Jew I met defend about life come by evolution not God !
does the Judiasm support the creation or evolution in origin of life ?
Let's be honest here, you don't know what an AMR is.
And you just show again that you have no clue about what beliefs Jews hold.
To quote the
Rambam
"For if the Creation had been demonstrated by proof, even if only according to the Platonic hypothesis, all arguments of the philosophers against us would be of no avail. If, on the other hand, Aristotle had a proof for his theory, the whole teaching of Scripture would be rejected, and we should be forced to other opinions. I have thus shown that all depends on this question. Note it."
The Guide for the Perplexed: Book 2 Chapter 25
Nahmanides who was always rather critical on Rambam's views agrees on this btw.
And to further quote
Rabbi Abraham Ibn Ezra
"The words of the Torah are never less than straightforward... therefore, if there appears something in the Torah which seems to contradict reason or to refute the evidence of our senses then here one should seek for the solution in a figurative interpretation. For reason is the foundation of everything. The Torah was not given to men who cannot reason and man's reason is the angel which mediates between him and his God."
Next up would be
Rabbi Isaac ben Samuel of Acre (student of
Nahmanides)
"Isaac states that the universe is actually 15,340,500,000 years old.
[8] Isaac arrived at this conclusion by distinguishing between earthly "solar years" and "divine years," based on a verse from
Psalms, which states that "A thousand years in Your sight are but as yesterday" (Psalm 90:4). If each day of a divine year is equal to a thousand earthly "solar years," then a divine year would be 365,250 years long. Isaac then makes some other calculations based on the
Talmud and the Biblical
sabbatical year, and arrives at the said number. The scientific estimation places the occurrence of the
Big Bang at 13.799 ± 0.021 billion years ago."
Rabbi Aryeh Moshe Eliyahu Kaplan - Immortality, Resurrection and the Age of the Universe: A Kabbalistic View
You see all these medieval Jews might have lived among Muslims, but they were in reality far apart from them. And its rather sad that this would still be the case today.
do you have squint eye ?
you quote my reply , you don't quote whom said gravity was theory !!
Aug 2, 2016#137
Again: Gravity never has been a theory. It always existed since the advent of the Universe.
That's not my point.
I talking about if the humans could made something growning 230 billions times from it's origin form as God.
You didn't read the article. Good.
Made in China !!
So what human or creature made by that ?
Yes in China. Turns out everyone is ahead of the Muslim world. This gonna be awkward to explain when we meet Alien lifeforms for the first time.
- "How was this possible? You lived on the same planet!"
- "Yeah... we know... sorry?"
- "So what happened to them?"
- *cough* "They all went into the desert."
- "And?"
- "What happens in the Desert stays in the Desert."
Also if you just read the Article you'd know what they did. Again I know I am asking too much.
Yes,I know that's label on sides of mind.
I somehow doubt that you understood what I wrote.
Dead in that point means that we were not alive.
We were dead and we are alive you would be dead,then you would be alive again.
No. To be dead you need to have been alive.
There was probably a medieval Rabbi who understood that some 800 years ago.