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#1 fillini
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[QUOTE="VisigothSaxon"]

Yes I am impressed that it has held its own this long, it does not make it better than the Bible or God. Both have yet to be proven/disproven, yes?

markop2003

Plenty of people have disproved sections of the bible, but a lot of people prefer to just have blind faith andthere will never be a serious study over the entirity because it's like studdying to see if LOTR really happened.

I love the old earth defense ofevolutionists. lets assume the bible is right and God created everything. Now the million dollar question: How OLD was Adam when God created him?

fillini

Basic mathematics would tell you he'ld be zero at the instant of creation as the life of a person is meashured from when they cam into existence.

OKAY, How old would he APPEAR to be? Like to actually walk and talk with God? please don't make memake it a A B or C question.

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#2 fillini
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[QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]

It's not even a hypothesis since it's not observable.

markop2003

So the Big Bang Theory is just a hypothesis, scracth that (because its not observable), not even a hypothsis, lets say a Believe. Thanks for clearing that up.

Look into background cosmic radiation and red shift.

Not repeatable, sorry.

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#3 fillini
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[QUOTE="VisigothSaxon"]

To me, God, why?

God answers way more questions of the universe. Darwin's Theory does not provide the same level of answers and does not connect the dots of mystery like God does.

VisigothSaxon

how old is the earth?

As old as the Scientists say, considering they do Carbon Dating. Much older than you would expect me to say. I have nothing against Science, and I encourage Science to investigate Religion.

I love the old earth defense ofevolutionists. lets assume the bible is right and God created everything. Now the million dollar question: How OLD was Adam when God created him?

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#4 fillini
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[QUOTE="markop2003"]Religon is a hypothesis not a theory, for a hypothesis to become a theory it needs to be provided with evidence via a repeatable experiment and be peer reviewed by at least 2 other experts in the field. THE_DRUGGIE

It's not even a hypothesis since it's not observable.

So the Big Bang Theory is just a hypothesis, scracth that (because its not observable), not even a hypothsis, lets say a Believe. Thanks for clearing that up.

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#5 fillini
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Gravity is technically still a theory 99% of scientists have chosen is the best idea we have come up with for a lot of things that happen in this universe. So we label it as a Law. It's technically not fact. It just has piles and piles of evidence supporting it and is generally accepted by the scientific community to be the law governing the state of large objects in the world. The law of gravity however holds absolutely no merit when on the sub-atomic level when dealing with the strong and weak nuclear forces that hold atoms together. But it works pretty damn good for everything else. Same with a lot of phsycis and math.

The Theory of Evolution also has piles and piles of evidence from thousands of independent sources from across the planet who do scientific experiments and make general observations that can be redone over and over and over with the same results.

The only other theory of how humans came into being that is generally accepted in the western world is supported by 1 book with no observations, no reproducible scientific experiments, or any sorts of measurementsat all. It's still accepted based upon pure faith. There is absolutely no science behind it.

"Since you can't disprove it, it must be right" is not science, it's a argumentative fallacy that makes no sense. That's what the other theory soley relies on in the scientific community. Which is completely incorrect.

Wasdie

The law gravity IS a Law. And is a fact. Because there is not gravity at the sub-atomic level dosen't mean there is no such thing as gravity. with your logic that Gravity isn't a law just cause it doesn'texist or apply in a certainlocation. e.g: You don't exist because your not also on the moon.

"The only other theory of how humans came into being that is generally accepted in the western world is supported by 1 book with no observations, no reproducible scientific experiments, or any sorts of measurementsat all. It's still accepted based upon pure faith. There is absolutely no science behind it." --This comment is so wrong I don't know where to begin. Thereare two schools of thought that have challenged the Theory ofEvolution lately,they areCreationism and the Theory or Intelligent Design. Lets generalize: Creationsists typicallyare young earth believers and take the Bible verbatim (or almost verbatim),and Intelligent Design supporters believe the universe/life is too complex by observation and mathmatics to believe in the Theory of Evolution. So you can believe in Creationsim and Intelligent design butsomeonecanbelieve in Intelligent Design and notCreationism(as defined above)There IS scientific evidence pointing to an intelligent designer, just like there is evidence to support the assumptions the Theory of Evolution believers espouse. Now the vast majority of the scientific community has focused on trying to prove the Theory of Evolution for years now. So is the majority of:observations, scientific experiments, or measurements are going to fall heavily on the side of "Evolution", but Quanity doesn't mean Quality.

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#6 fillini
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I think he is getting bashed in ways that don't even make sense. the new religious right,combined with Faux news and this new "tea party" thing which really has no business existing, have really brainwashed the everyday american. which isn't really that hard. but still. obama is doing a fine job, especially considering his lack of experience. however, i do still think there are a lot of things he is not doing that he should be, such as working to curb the national debt before china ends up owning more than 70% of us. chopperdave447
Dude.! Curbing the national debt????! seriously? holy moly. And i guess your against the first admendment then in regards to your comments on the tea part movement, or is it just people that don't agree with you that shouldn't speak up? And thereIS a reason Fox News is whoopin everyonesbutt in theratings.

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#7 fillini
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[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="Volucris"]

So what exactly has Obama done because from what I can tell he has done very very little.

nocoolnamejim

Health care reform, financial reform, then there's all of this... I mean, really, if Obama has done "very very little", then what would he have to do in order to have done a substantial amount? Health care reform has been something people have been trying to do for a century, and now it's happened; that alone is a historic achievement.

I frequently have trouble reconciling the two viewpoints out there that Obama is, simultaneously, both 1. The antichrist who is going to lead the U.S. into socialism and completely destroy this country through the scads of bad legislation that he's pushing through 2. A bumbling incompetent who hasn't actually gotten anything done. Aren't these two mutually exclusive?

I think that last bit logic also would apply to George W. substitue 1. orchestrate the 9/11 attacks and 2) A incoherent speaker/moron. Don't you agree?

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#8 fillini
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I read about 6 months ago they are in talks to do another Indiana Jones movie. If your "lucky", and use that term loosely, they will release another game around that movie release.

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#9 fillini
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[QUOTE="Egonga"]

Dr. Manhatten probably could, although I'd dread to think what that naked freak might use in a lightsaber duel.

xaos

Ithink the question was Marvel and DC specific.

Doctor Manhattan is a DC Comics property

Is he part of the DC world? How about mickey mouse then since Disney owns marvel now?

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#10 fillini
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Tons of characters.

DC: Superman, Batman, Darkseid ....

Marvel: Xavier, Magneto, Hulk,Thanos. ....