Ha ha ha!df118junkie wrote:Admit it, you just can't get enough of them....
I can't wait for their career to end so I can enjoy the silence.
Ha ha ha!df118junkie wrote:Admit it, you just can't get enough of them....
gregf wrote: Dear Santa, for Xmas I would like a first edition copy of O.T.O.O.S. please.![]()
Are there really people who do not believe in Evolution ?
See, Gregf? It's all about "believing" in evolution.GalataPSB wrote:gregf wrote: Dear Santa, for Xmas I would like a first edition copy of O.T.O.O.S. please.![]()
Are there really people who do not believe in Evolution ?
http://200thanniversaryofdarwinismscoll ... /index.php
http://www.darwinism-watch.com/index.php
http://www.harunyahya.com/books/darwini ... _II_01.php
This looks like a "Daily Star" compendium edition...GalataPSB wrote: http://www.harunyahya.com/books/darwini ... _II_01.php
It IS NOT random luck. That's the whole point of evolution. Every minor change that works improves the survivability of a species.glennjridge wrote:penis goes into vagina
anyone who thinks that concept compiled itself across the boards for man and creature to join two different sexual organs meant for each other out of random luck is no different than the religious who argue against evolution. its a hedge.
So you accept that evolution is proved. What's your first point about then?so,they prove evolution of the species. thats just swell ,so what.
So in your mind it's more sensible to suggest that there was some all-powerful being who must be more complex than any creature alive today on earth who just made life spring from nowhere? And where exactly do you think that this magical creature sprang from?the people who think evolution does away with intelligent design are actually arguing against themselves. as they are so content to show us the complication of the evolutionary system in motion..... they are so detailed about micro and macro and evolutionary steps and yet........they switch gears and want us to believe at the beggining of time its starting point ....was dumb.
they'll never get over that hill. ever.
Well, I suppose you may have a point there.Undertaker wrote:Going back to the obvious, more serious comment, Fugitive made about Wasps ;-
They do have a point. Don't you find it hilarious how a tiny little creature puts fear into the largest of men? Flapping their arms around when a little Wasp is nearbyWasps are entertainment value alone.
Even if you accept that premise, surely a being that created those things requires an even greater leap of faith? The creator himself must have required an even bigger, more improable whirlwind to compile him correctly, since he indeed must be greater than the things he creates.glennjridge wrote:the idea that the concept of reproductive organs meant for each other compiled themselves from an mindless explosion of energy, is the equivelent of all the parts of a car being in a park area and a whirlwind hits and it compiles itself correctly.